The Fortunes of a Free-Lance
The Fortunes of a Free-Lance
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Never once, throughout all his plotting and scheming, had he lost sight of Brakespeare. Despite all his cun- ning, there was so much of the simple savage in the polished desperado, that he would scarce have cared to build up the edifice of his own fortune, unless its first stone were red-wet with the blood of his enemy. Over such a garrison was Ralph set in charge on the first occasion of his holding single command.
Without the faintest suspicion of the peril that en- compassed him, the esquire... was graver and more thought- ful than his wont that morning. The new sense of re- sponsibility might sufficiently account for this; and, as he stood on the eastern battlements watching the hind- most of the column disappear, he repeated Hawkwood's concise orders over and over to himself till he felt sure of not forgetting one word. Then, with the different keys of the castle at his belt, he visited each lock separately, seeing that all was fast — ^more especially that of a low building running round one side of the outer bailey in which the late garrison were confined after their disarm- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never once, throughout all his plotting and scheming, had he lost sight of Brakespeare. Despite all his cun- ning, there was so much of the simple savage in the polished desperado, that he would scarce have cared to build up the edifice of his own fortune, unless its first stone were red-wet with the blood of his enemy. Over such a garrison was Ralph set in charge on the first occasion of his holding single command.
Without the faintest suspicion of the peril that en- compassed him, the esquire... was graver and more thought- ful than his wont that morning. The new sense of re- sponsibility might sufficiently account for this; and, as he stood on the eastern battlements watching the hind- most of the column disappear, he repeated Hawkwood's concise orders over and over to himself till he felt sure of not forgetting one word. Then, with the different keys of the castle at his belt, he visited each lock separately, seeing that all was fast — ^more especially that of a low building running round one side of the outer bailey in which the late garrison were confined after their disarm- ing.
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