The Nest of the Sparrowhawk 8 5
The Nest of the Sparrowhawk 8 5
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" Adam Lambert, after his uncivil greeting of his lodger, had alreadyturned his back on him, loath to have further speech with a man whom hehated and despised.
Like the majority of country folk these days, the blacksmith had awholesale contempt for every foreigner, and more particularly for thosewho hailed from France: that country--in the estimation of all Puritans, Dissenters and Republicans--being the happy abode of every kind ofimmorality and debauchery.
Prince Amédé d'Orléans--as he styled... himself--with his fantasticclothes, his airs and graces and long, curly hair was an object ofspecial aversion to the Quaker, even though the money which thedespised foreigner paid for his lodgings was passing welcome these hardtimes.
Adam resolutely avoided speech with the Prince, whenever possible, butthe latter's provocative and sarcastic speech roused his dormant hatred;like a dog who has been worried, he now turned abruptly round and facedSir Marmaduke, stepping close up to him, his eyes glaring withvindictive rage, a savage snarl rising in his throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Adam Lambert, after his uncivil greeting of his lodger, had alreadyturned his back on him, loath to have further speech with a man whom hehated and despised.
Like the majority of country folk these days, the blacksmith had awholesale contempt for every foreigner, and more particularly for thosewho hailed from France: that country--in the estimation of all Puritans, Dissenters and Republicans--being the happy abode of every kind ofimmorality and debauchery.
Prince Amédé d'Orléans--as he styled... himself--with his fantasticclothes, his airs and graces and long, curly hair was an object ofspecial aversion to the Quaker, even though the money which thedespised foreigner paid for his lodgings was passing welcome these hardtimes.
Adam resolutely avoided speech with the Prince, whenever possible, butthe latter's provocative and sarcastic speech roused his dormant hatred;like a dog who has been worried, he now turned abruptly round and facedSir Marmaduke, stepping close up to him, his eyes glaring withvindictive rage, a savage snarl rising in his throat.
What to read after The Nest of the Sparrowhawk 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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