The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard
The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard
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'Youwill, I am sure, forgive me, if I am compelled to--' I pulled it throughthe window as I spoke.
I could not bear to see the look of surprise and fear and disgust whichcame over her face.
'Oh, I have been mistaken in you!' she cried. 'You came to rob me, then, and not to help me. You have the bearing of a gentleman, and yet yousteal my husband's coat. ' 'Madame, ' said I, 'I beg that you will not condemn me until you knoweverything. It is quite necessary that I should take this coat, but ifyo...u will have the goodness to tell me who it is who is fortunate enoughto be your husband, I shall see that the coat is sent back to him. ' Her face softened a little, though she still tried to look severe. 'Myhusband, ' she answered, 'is Sir Charles Meredith, and he is travellingto Dartmoor Prison, upon important Government business. I only ask you, sir, to go upon your way, and to take nothing which belongs to him. ' 'There is only one thing which belongs to him that I covet, ' said I.
'And you have taken it from the carriage, ' she cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Youwill, I am sure, forgive me, if I am compelled to--' I pulled it throughthe window as I spoke.
I could not bear to see the look of surprise and fear and disgust whichcame over her face.
'Oh, I have been mistaken in you!' she cried. 'You came to rob me, then, and not to help me. You have the bearing of a gentleman, and yet yousteal my husband's coat. ' 'Madame, ' said I, 'I beg that you will not condemn me until you knoweverything. It is quite necessary that I should take this coat, but ifyo...u will have the goodness to tell me who it is who is fortunate enoughto be your husband, I shall see that the coat is sent back to him. ' Her face softened a little, though she still tried to look severe. 'Myhusband, ' she answered, 'is Sir Charles Meredith, and he is travellingto Dartmoor Prison, upon important Government business. I only ask you, sir, to go upon your way, and to take nothing which belongs to him. ' 'There is only one thing which belongs to him that I covet, ' said I.
'And you have taken it from the carriage, ' she cried.
What to read after The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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