The King's General
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John Rashleigh was out riding round the farms on the estate with the steward Langdon, whose house it was I had observed beyond the bowling green, thus I had not my faithful chair attendant. Joan came with me instead, and it was an easy enough matter to persuade her to wheel me first through the archway to the outer court, where I made pretence of looking up to admire my quarters in the gatehouse.
In reality I was observing the formation of the buttress, which ran, as I thought it did, the wh...ole depth of the house on the northwest corner, immediately behind it being the barred chamber.
The width of the buttress was a little over four feet, so I judged, and, if hollow behind a false façade of stone, could easily contain a stair. There was, however, no outlet to the court; this was certain. I bade Joan wheel me to the base on pretence of touching the lichen, which already, after only some forty years, was forming on the stone, and I satisfied myself that the outside of the buttress, at any rate, was solid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Rashleigh was out riding round the farms on the estate with the steward Langdon, whose house it was I had observed beyond the bowling green, thus I had not my faithful chair attendant. Joan came with me instead, and it was an easy enough matter to persuade her to wheel me first through the archway to the outer court, where I made pretence of looking up to admire my quarters in the gatehouse.
In reality I was observing the formation of the buttress, which ran, as I thought it did, the wh...ole depth of the house on the northwest corner, immediately behind it being the barred chamber.
The width of the buttress was a little over four feet, so I judged, and, if hollow behind a false façade of stone, could easily contain a stair. There was, however, no outlet to the court; this was certain. I bade Joan wheel me to the base on pretence of touching the lichen, which already, after only some forty years, was forming on the stone, and I satisfied myself that the outside of the buttress, at any rate, was solid.
What to read after The King's General?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daphne Du Maurier to read onlineMoreLess
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