The Long Night
The Long Night
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Helooked at the two as if he would fain have slain them where they stood. "Or I call the watch, and it will be the worse for you, " he continued. "Do you hear me? Put up?" "He shall not go upstairs!" Claude answered, breathing quickly. He waspale, but utterly and fixedly resolved. If Basterga made a movement toattack him, he would run him through whatever the consequences.
"Then, fool, I will call the watch!" Blondel babbled, fairly besidehimself.
Claude had no answer to that; only they should ...not go up. It was thegirl's readier wit furnished the answer.
"Call them!" she cried, in a clear voice. "Call the watch, MesserSyndic, and I will tell them the whole story. What Messer Blondel wouldhave had me do, and get, and give. " "It was for the State!" the Syndic hissed.
"And is it for the State that you come to-day with that man?" sheretorted, and with her outstretched finger she accused Basterga ofunspoken things. "That man! Last night you would have had me rob him. The day before he was a traitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helooked at the two as if he would fain have slain them where they stood. "Or I call the watch, and it will be the worse for you, " he continued. "Do you hear me? Put up?" "He shall not go upstairs!" Claude answered, breathing quickly. He waspale, but utterly and fixedly resolved. If Basterga made a movement toattack him, he would run him through whatever the consequences.
"Then, fool, I will call the watch!" Blondel babbled, fairly besidehimself.
Claude had no answer to that; only they should ...not go up. It was thegirl's readier wit furnished the answer.
"Call them!" she cried, in a clear voice. "Call the watch, MesserSyndic, and I will tell them the whole story. What Messer Blondel wouldhave had me do, and get, and give. " "It was for the State!" the Syndic hissed.
"And is it for the State that you come to-day with that man?" sheretorted, and with her outstretched finger she accused Basterga ofunspoken things. "That man! Last night you would have had me rob him. The day before he was a traitor.
What to read after The Long Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weyman Stanley John to read onlineMoreLess
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