The Highwayman
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" "Devil a one, " the man laughed. "Come, Ned, we'll be jogging, " Outthey swung.
A bewildered company, full of suspicions, stared at one another.
"Come, Harry, let us go home, " Alison said.
"Home!" Lady Waverton gasped with an hysterical laugh. "Hear her!" "My lady"--Alison made her a curtsy--"gentlemen--all the friends of Mr. Boyce will be very welcome to me. " Sir John swore. "You for a fool and he for a knave, damme, you'rewell matched. " "When you were younger, sir, I suppose you were les...s of a boor, " saysHarry. "Mr. Hadley--my lady--" he made two stiff bows and gave his armto Alison.
"Humph, they go off with the honours. " Mr. Hadley shrugged, and held outhis arm in front of Sir John, who was plunging after them.
"Be hanged to you. What did the rogue mean, telling me I was old?" "Why, he meant that a man who is too old to fight should be civil. " "Too old?" Sir John fumed. "Burn him for a coward. " "I think not, " says Mr. Hadley. "But for the rest--God be with you. Mylady--sincerely your servant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Devil a one, " the man laughed. "Come, Ned, we'll be jogging, " Outthey swung.
A bewildered company, full of suspicions, stared at one another.
"Come, Harry, let us go home, " Alison said.
"Home!" Lady Waverton gasped with an hysterical laugh. "Hear her!" "My lady"--Alison made her a curtsy--"gentlemen--all the friends of Mr. Boyce will be very welcome to me. " Sir John swore. "You for a fool and he for a knave, damme, you'rewell matched. " "When you were younger, sir, I suppose you were les...s of a boor, " saysHarry. "Mr. Hadley--my lady--" he made two stiff bows and gave his armto Alison.
"Humph, they go off with the honours. " Mr. Hadley shrugged, and held outhis arm in front of Sir John, who was plunging after them.
"Be hanged to you. What did the rogue mean, telling me I was old?" "Why, he meant that a man who is too old to fight should be civil. " "Too old?" Sir John fumed. "Burn him for a coward. " "I think not, " says Mr. Hadley. "But for the rest--God be with you. Mylady--sincerely your servant.
What to read after The Highwayman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Christopher Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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