The Historical Nights' Entertainment
The Historical Nights' Entertainment
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"Two of them, a snivelling Jack Presbyter named Hicks and a rascal namedDunne, are taken already. Pray, madame, be so free and ingenuous with meaye, and so kind to yourself--as if there be any other person concealedin your house--and I am sure there is somebody else--to deliver him up, and you shall come to no further trouble. " She looked up at him, and returned him smile for smile.
"I know nothing, " she said, "of what you tell me, or of what you ask. " His countenance hardened.
"Then, mistre...ss, the search must go on. " But a shout from the adjoining room announced that it was at an end. Nelthorp had been discovered and dragged from the chimney into which hehad crept.
Almost exactly a month later--on August 27th the Lady Alice Lisle wasbrought to the bar of the court-house at Winchester upon a charge ofhigh treason.
The indictment ran that secretly, wickedly, and traitorously she didentertain, conceal, comfort, uphold, and maintain John Hicks, knowinghim to be a false traitor, against the duty of her allegiance andagainst the peace of "our sovereign lord the King that now is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Two of them, a snivelling Jack Presbyter named Hicks and a rascal namedDunne, are taken already. Pray, madame, be so free and ingenuous with meaye, and so kind to yourself--as if there be any other person concealedin your house--and I am sure there is somebody else--to deliver him up, and you shall come to no further trouble. " She looked up at him, and returned him smile for smile.
"I know nothing, " she said, "of what you tell me, or of what you ask. " His countenance hardened.
"Then, mistre...ss, the search must go on. " But a shout from the adjoining room announced that it was at an end. Nelthorp had been discovered and dragged from the chimney into which hehad crept.
Almost exactly a month later--on August 27th the Lady Alice Lisle wasbrought to the bar of the court-house at Winchester upon a charge ofhigh treason.
The indictment ran that secretly, wickedly, and traitorously she didentertain, conceal, comfort, uphold, and maintain John Hicks, knowinghim to be a false traitor, against the duty of her allegiance andagainst the peace of "our sovereign lord the King that now is.
What to read after The Historical Nights' Entertainment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatini Rafael to read onlineMoreLess
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