The History of Henry Earl of Moreland
The History of Henry Earl of Moreland
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442 HISTORY OF HENRY I know, said he, that I am your prisoner ; I also know what I am to expect — Draw your cutlas, then, and let me join my country- men ! No, sir, I replied, you have nothing to fear from me. A man, who deserves that name, owes nothing but love to man, ex- cept when he is assaulted ; the brave see no enemy in the feeble or the conquered.
Where have you learned, he cried, the sentiments of my own soul? — But your generosity shall lose you nothing; demand what ransom you please,... and ifkhall be paid ^ou. I am not commander IB chief, I answered, but, as far as my influence reaches, you are free as air, and shall be bound to us by nothing but your affections. Then stretching forth his arm, Your hand, my brother, he cried, and giving me a kind squeeze, the tear came : . O his eye.
I went directly on deck, and informed our little crew, now re- duced to thirty-three, of what had passed between the noble Moor and myself, and told them, I hoped they would be so generous v, s to make my promise good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
442 HISTORY OF HENRY I know, said he, that I am your prisoner ; I also know what I am to expect — Draw your cutlas, then, and let me join my country- men ! No, sir, I replied, you have nothing to fear from me. A man, who deserves that name, owes nothing but love to man, ex- cept when he is assaulted ; the brave see no enemy in the feeble or the conquered.
Where have you learned, he cried, the sentiments of my own soul? — But your generosity shall lose you nothing; demand what ransom you please,... and ifkhall be paid ^ou. I am not commander IB chief, I answered, but, as far as my influence reaches, you are free as air, and shall be bound to us by nothing but your affections. Then stretching forth his arm, Your hand, my brother, he cried, and giving me a kind squeeze, the tear came : . O his eye.
I went directly on deck, and informed our little crew, now re- duced to thirty-three, of what had passed between the noble Moor and myself, and told them, I hoped they would be so generous v, s to make my promise good.
What to read after The History of Henry Earl of Moreland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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