The French Prisoners of Norman Cross
The French Prisoners of Norman Cross
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" Thus cautioned, the worthy landlord went away.
"Can you lend me a horse, Cosin?" "Yes, and go with you myself. " He ordered two horses to be ready in half-an-hour, and himself went roundto three or four neighbours, and invited them to join the party, tellingthem, of course, the object of their sudden departure. Not one of themhesitated a moment, for Villemet was popular among them; and the farmersof Yaxley were, at that time, manly, steady, and obliging fellows, in nowise ashamed to be seen i...n their place in the house of God. And the raceis happily not extinct.
"Shall we take pistols?" "Yes. But don't use them if you can possibly help it. " They cantered off, a party of six, all firm in the saddle, and passed thebarracks without attracting much attention, as it was dark.
The difficulty was to know what road Villemet had taken, but they allagreed they must chance it, and go straight away to Spalding. Thitherthey galloped as fast as horses' legs could carry them, arriving theresoon after midnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thus cautioned, the worthy landlord went away.
"Can you lend me a horse, Cosin?" "Yes, and go with you myself. " He ordered two horses to be ready in half-an-hour, and himself went roundto three or four neighbours, and invited them to join the party, tellingthem, of course, the object of their sudden departure. Not one of themhesitated a moment, for Villemet was popular among them; and the farmersof Yaxley were, at that time, manly, steady, and obliging fellows, in nowise ashamed to be seen i...n their place in the house of God. And the raceis happily not extinct.
"Shall we take pistols?" "Yes. But don't use them if you can possibly help it. " They cantered off, a party of six, all firm in the saddle, and passed thebarracks without attracting much attention, as it was dark.
The difficulty was to know what road Villemet had taken, but they allagreed they must chance it, and go straight away to Spalding. Thitherthey galloped as fast as horses' legs could carry them, arriving theresoon after midnight.
What to read after The French Prisoners of Norman Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Arthur Judson to read onlineMoreLess
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