The Helmet of Navarre
The Helmet of Navarre
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le Comte's face blazed as he cried out: ** Vastly magnanimous 1 I thank him not. I '11 none of his mercy. I expected his faith." *'You had no claim to it, M. le Comte." *'Vigol'' cried the young noble, *'you are insolent, sirrah!'' **I cry monsieur's pardon.'* He was quite respectful and quite unabashed. He had meant no insolence. But M. fitienne had dared criticise the duke and that Vigo did not allow.
M. Etienne glared at him in speechless wrath. It would have liked him well to bring this con...tumelious varlet to his knees. But how? It was a byword that Vigo minded no man's ire but the duke's. The King of France could not dash him.
Vigo went on: "It seems I have exceeded my duty, monsieur, in coming here. Yet it turns out for the best, since Lucas is caught and M. de Grammont dead and you cleared of suspicion." **What!" Yeux-gris cried. ''What! you call me cleared!" Vigo looked at him in surprise.
*'You said you were innocent, M. le Comte." M. le Comte stared, without a word to answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
le Comte's face blazed as he cried out: ** Vastly magnanimous 1 I thank him not. I '11 none of his mercy. I expected his faith." *'You had no claim to it, M. le Comte." *'Vigol'' cried the young noble, *'you are insolent, sirrah!'' **I cry monsieur's pardon.'* He was quite respectful and quite unabashed. He had meant no insolence. But M. fitienne had dared criticise the duke and that Vigo did not allow.
M. Etienne glared at him in speechless wrath. It would have liked him well to bring this con...tumelious varlet to his knees. But how? It was a byword that Vigo minded no man's ire but the duke's. The King of France could not dash him.
Vigo went on: "It seems I have exceeded my duty, monsieur, in coming here. Yet it turns out for the best, since Lucas is caught and M. de Grammont dead and you cleared of suspicion." **What!" Yeux-gris cried. ''What! you call me cleared!" Vigo looked at him in surprise.
*'You said you were innocent, M. le Comte." M. le Comte stared, without a word to answer.
What to read after The Helmet of Navarre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Runkle Bertha to read onlineMoreLess
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