The Crimson Sign a Narrative of the Adventures of Mr Gervase Orme Sometime L
The Crimson Sign a Narrative of the Adventures of Mr Gervase Orme Sometime L
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You, at least, are a gentleman, and you will save him. " "I hope, madam, I am a gentleman, " he said, with a high, courteous manner and in a voice that was at once strong and musical. " I shall examine into this matter, and if I can in duty and in honour render you this service, you may rely upon me. " Then hurriedly, and almost incoherently, she told him her story, or as much as she thought necessary for her purpose; and when she had finished he called out to one of the mounted troopers to tak...e his horse.
"Now, Miss Carew, " he said, dismounting, and raising his hat with a stately courtesy, " having heard your story, I am rejoiced that I have arrived in time. These lambs of mine are hasty in their work and, I fear, have not always warrant for what they do. Believe me, I am sorry for your case and will do what I can to aid you. And now let us see how the gentleman has borne himself, who has so fair an advocate to plead his cause. " With these words, taking her hand he led her up to the group which stood under the tree awaiting his approach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You, at least, are a gentleman, and you will save him. " "I hope, madam, I am a gentleman, " he said, with a high, courteous manner and in a voice that was at once strong and musical. " I shall examine into this matter, and if I can in duty and in honour render you this service, you may rely upon me. " Then hurriedly, and almost incoherently, she told him her story, or as much as she thought necessary for her purpose; and when she had finished he called out to one of the mounted troopers to tak...e his horse.
"Now, Miss Carew, " he said, dismounting, and raising his hat with a stately courtesy, " having heard your story, I am rejoiced that I have arrived in time. These lambs of mine are hasty in their work and, I fear, have not always warrant for what they do. Believe me, I am sorry for your case and will do what I can to aid you. And now let us see how the gentleman has borne himself, who has so fair an advocate to plead his cause. " With these words, taking her hand he led her up to the group which stood under the tree awaiting his approach.
What to read after The Crimson Sign a Narrative of the Adventures of Mr Gervase Orme Sometime L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Robert Keightley to read onlineMoreLess
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