The Native Born
The Native Born
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"Well, " he said, "what is it?" "Rajah Nehal Singh is not a barbarian, " Stafford began. "I believe he would listen to reason if one of us could get hold of him. He seems to have his country's welfare at heart, and if it was explained to what horrible bloodshed he was leading it " "There must be no cringing!" Colonel Carmichael interrupted sharply.
"It will not be a case of cringing. We could sim- ply put the matter before him. " "There is something in what Stafford says, " Nich- olson agreed. ..."From what I know of the Rajah, he seems both reasonable and humane. He may have yielded to his father's importunities in a fit of anger, and is perhaps already wishing himself well out of the mess. For the women's sake, Colonel, we ought to have a shot and not all for the women's sake, either. Heaven knows what this business will cost England if it comes to a head !" Colonel Carmichael bit his lip impatiently. He did not recognize his own motives of desiring a last hand- to-hand struggle. They were those of an old man who sees Cheltenham and stagnation looming in the dis- tance and prays for death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, " he said, "what is it?" "Rajah Nehal Singh is not a barbarian, " Stafford began. "I believe he would listen to reason if one of us could get hold of him. He seems to have his country's welfare at heart, and if it was explained to what horrible bloodshed he was leading it " "There must be no cringing!" Colonel Carmichael interrupted sharply.
"It will not be a case of cringing. We could sim- ply put the matter before him. " "There is something in what Stafford says, " Nich- olson agreed. ..."From what I know of the Rajah, he seems both reasonable and humane. He may have yielded to his father's importunities in a fit of anger, and is perhaps already wishing himself well out of the mess. For the women's sake, Colonel, we ought to have a shot and not all for the women's sake, either. Heaven knows what this business will cost England if it comes to a head !" Colonel Carmichael bit his lip impatiently. He did not recognize his own motives of desiring a last hand- to-hand struggle. They were those of an old man who sees Cheltenham and stagnation looming in the dis- tance and prays for death.
What to read after The Native Born?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I a R Ida Alexa Ross Wylie to read onlineMoreLess
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