The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn
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" "I never forget aught, least of all a promise, " answered Joanna, with her queenly air of dignity. "I come to strive to do my shareto atone a wrong and render restitution where it is due. What paperis that, boy, that thou studiest with such care?" Cuthbert handed her the scrap of parchment. He did not know if shewould have learning to decipher it; but the writing appeared tohave no difficulties for her. She read the words in the clear lightof the May evening, albeit the sun had set and the cr...escent moonwas hanging like a silver lamp in the sky; and as she did so shestarted slightly, and fixed a keenly penetrating glance uponCuthbert.
"Where didst thou get these lines, boy?" "They were given me by a wise woman, whom I consulted to see if shecould aid me in this matter. " "A wise woman! And where didst thou find her?" "In London town, where she practises her arts, and many come untoher by secret. She is veritably that which she professes, for shetold me the object of my quest ere I had told mine errand to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I never forget aught, least of all a promise, " answered Joanna, with her queenly air of dignity. "I come to strive to do my shareto atone a wrong and render restitution where it is due. What paperis that, boy, that thou studiest with such care?" Cuthbert handed her the scrap of parchment. He did not know if shewould have learning to decipher it; but the writing appeared tohave no difficulties for her. She read the words in the clear lightof the May evening, albeit the sun had set and the cr...escent moonwas hanging like a silver lamp in the sky; and as she did so shestarted slightly, and fixed a keenly penetrating glance uponCuthbert.
"Where didst thou get these lines, boy?" "They were given me by a wise woman, whom I consulted to see if shecould aid me in this matter. " "A wise woman! And where didst thou find her?" "In London town, where she practises her arts, and many come untoher by secret. She is veritably that which she professes, for shetold me the object of my quest ere I had told mine errand to her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett-Green Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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