The Mercenary a Tale of the Thiry Years War
The Mercenary a Tale of the Thiry Years War
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Here you are in your own place, and under the tutelage of the Church, no less. " " Still the courtier of our camps ! And have you met again our cousin Ottilie ? " She flung the question at him carelessly, or so it seemed, as if she were indifferent as to the answer. " That have I, your Highness ! " he answered, looking straightly into the eyes of the Archduchess. And whether it was that he was fordone with his toils, his sudden remembrance of the Wartburg brought the colour back into his pale c...heeks. " So ! " said the Archduchess. " There have been passages of arms between you ! Ottilie is fortunate that she is not an Archduchess. " There was a shadowy pretence of petulance in the princess's tone. "Did we not stipulate that you were our own cavalier ? " " In all liege service, yes, your Highness ! Even to the death ! Have I not fought for you at Breitenf eld ? Have I not felt the Lady Ottilie pour out hot scorn upon me almost to the limit of man's forbearance, because I served the Emperor, and in serving him, your Highness ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here you are in your own place, and under the tutelage of the Church, no less. " " Still the courtier of our camps ! And have you met again our cousin Ottilie ? " She flung the question at him carelessly, or so it seemed, as if she were indifferent as to the answer. " That have I, your Highness ! " he answered, looking straightly into the eyes of the Archduchess. And whether it was that he was fordone with his toils, his sudden remembrance of the Wartburg brought the colour back into his pale c...heeks. " So ! " said the Archduchess. " There have been passages of arms between you ! Ottilie is fortunate that she is not an Archduchess. " There was a shadowy pretence of petulance in the princess's tone. "Did we not stipulate that you were our own cavalier ? " " In all liege service, yes, your Highness ! Even to the death ! Have I not fought for you at Breitenf eld ? Have I not felt the Lady Ottilie pour out hot scorn upon me almost to the limit of man's forbearance, because I served the Emperor, and in serving him, your Highness ?
What to read after The Mercenary a Tale of the Thiry Years War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Eccott to read onlineMoreLess
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