The Loyalist
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Hededuced a hundred conclusions and rejected them with equal promptitude. He greatly admired General Arnold as the bravest leader in the line, whose courage, whose heroism, whose fearlessness had brought him signalsuccesses. There was no more popular soldier in the army, nor one morecapable of more effective service. To have his career clogged or goadedby a woman, who when she either loves or hates will dare anything, wouldbe a dreadful calamity. Yet it seemed as if he had surrendered hisbetter... self.
This man Anderson puzzled him. Personally he was disposed to dislikehim, that being the logical effect of his relations with him. At theCoffee House, where he had met him, and where he had suffered his betterjudgment to become dormant, it was this man who had brought him to thepitch of irritation by means of a religious argument, while at the trialit was the same Anderson who appeared as an excellent witness and who byhis clever, deliberate and self-possessed manner, made a strong pointfor the Colonel in the minds of the court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hededuced a hundred conclusions and rejected them with equal promptitude. He greatly admired General Arnold as the bravest leader in the line, whose courage, whose heroism, whose fearlessness had brought him signalsuccesses. There was no more popular soldier in the army, nor one morecapable of more effective service. To have his career clogged or goadedby a woman, who when she either loves or hates will dare anything, wouldbe a dreadful calamity. Yet it seemed as if he had surrendered hisbetter... self.
This man Anderson puzzled him. Personally he was disposed to dislikehim, that being the logical effect of his relations with him. At theCoffee House, where he had met him, and where he had suffered his betterjudgment to become dormant, it was this man who had brought him to thepitch of irritation by means of a religious argument, while at the trialit was the same Anderson who appeared as an excellent witness and who byhis clever, deliberate and self-possessed manner, made a strong pointfor the Colonel in the minds of the court.
What to read after The Loyalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett James Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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