The King's Own Borderers : a Military Romance 2
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BORDERERS. 181 " Qaien es ?" lie asked, angrily.
" Gente de paez" replied Quentin, in a con- ciliating tone.
" Pho ! indeed — your dress doesn't say you are a man of peace/'' " I am a British soldier travelling on duty/'' said Quentin.
" How can I assist you, senor ?" " The muleteer, Ramon Campillo, of Miranda del Ebro, who is now on his way to Castello Branco, informed me that yon are a loyal Portu- guese " " None more loyal \" responded the other, slapping the butt of his musket.
" I was to s...how you this medal, and, if not intruding, remain with you for the night. " " Bam on is my good friend," said the Portu- guese, carefully looking at the brass medal, which bore the image of St. Elizabeth, " and this was my gift to him. You are welcome, senor, to such poor accommodation as the French have left me to offer." The Portuguese conducted Quentin into his cottage, the interior of which, by its squalor and poverty, showed that poor Gil Llano's circum- stances had not been improved by the influences of the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BORDERERS. 181 " Qaien es ?" lie asked, angrily.
" Gente de paez" replied Quentin, in a con- ciliating tone.
" Pho ! indeed — your dress doesn't say you are a man of peace/'' " I am a British soldier travelling on duty/'' said Quentin.
" How can I assist you, senor ?" " The muleteer, Ramon Campillo, of Miranda del Ebro, who is now on his way to Castello Branco, informed me that yon are a loyal Portu- guese " " None more loyal \" responded the other, slapping the butt of his musket.
" I was to s...how you this medal, and, if not intruding, remain with you for the night. " " Bam on is my good friend," said the Portu- guese, carefully looking at the brass medal, which bore the image of St. Elizabeth, " and this was my gift to him. You are welcome, senor, to such poor accommodation as the French have left me to offer." The Portuguese conducted Quentin into his cottage, the interior of which, by its squalor and poverty, showed that poor Gil Llano's circum- stances had not been improved by the influences of the war.
What to read after The King's Own Borderers : a Military Romance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant James to read onlineMoreLess
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