The Coming Conquest of England
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Is it part of your business to fight againstRussia?" "No! and I have not done so. " "You deny, then, that you took part in yesterday's battle?" "As a combatant, yes! There were other reasons which led me to thebattlefield. " "You only went as a spectator? Didn't it occur to you that, under thecircumstances, this might be very dangerous for you?" "I have personal relations with several gentlemen in the English army, and these relations made it necessary for me to visit them during thebattle. " T...he Colonel turned to a young officer standing a little distance away-- "Lieutenant Osarov, is it true that you recognised in this man, whenhe was brought in here last night, a person whom you saw in an Englishsquare during the progress of the battle?" "Yes, Colonel, I did!" was the decided reply. "I recognise him now quiteclearly. He was riding a black horse, and dashed off when we broke intothe square. " Heideck perceived that it would be useless to deny the fact, in the faceof this direct evidence, and his military honour would, in any case, nothave permitted him to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it part of your business to fight againstRussia?" "No! and I have not done so. " "You deny, then, that you took part in yesterday's battle?" "As a combatant, yes! There were other reasons which led me to thebattlefield. " "You only went as a spectator? Didn't it occur to you that, under thecircumstances, this might be very dangerous for you?" "I have personal relations with several gentlemen in the English army, and these relations made it necessary for me to visit them during thebattle. " T...he Colonel turned to a young officer standing a little distance away-- "Lieutenant Osarov, is it true that you recognised in this man, whenhe was brought in here last night, a person whom you saw in an Englishsquare during the progress of the battle?" "Yes, Colonel, I did!" was the decided reply. "I recognise him now quiteclearly. He was riding a black horse, and dashed off when we broke intothe square. " Heideck perceived that it would be useless to deny the fact, in the faceof this direct evidence, and his military honour would, in any case, nothave permitted him to do so.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Niemann August to read onlineMoreLess
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