The Outlaw 2
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To find that a king walks and talks like other human beings, is a sad pull-down to romantic loyalty. It is opined that more than three parts of the power pos- sessed by eastern rulers over their people, arises from the mystery and pomp that sur- round their persons and their paths.
Rosalind, leaning on the arm of Lord Church- ill, ventured to whisper an enquiry as to what she should say.
" What you feel, and as briefly as possible,"' was his reply.
She looked at him and trembled ; nor did she v...enture a second glance around the ante-cham- ber, in which, at the moment, they were stand- ing, for she saw it was nearly filled with persons awaiting audience, many of whom bore a de- H 2 148 THE OUTLAW.
jected, and many a harsh expression of counte- nance. At last a page, bowing profoundly, whispered a message to Lord Churchill, who immediately said to Rosalind, " I must leave you for a few moments ; but do not tremble so — you are perfectly safe." " Shall I find the maiden a chair, friend Churchill, during thy absence, and take her under my care?""' enquired a tall and portly gentleman, who was standing in the recess of a window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To find that a king walks and talks like other human beings, is a sad pull-down to romantic loyalty. It is opined that more than three parts of the power pos- sessed by eastern rulers over their people, arises from the mystery and pomp that sur- round their persons and their paths.
Rosalind, leaning on the arm of Lord Church- ill, ventured to whisper an enquiry as to what she should say.
" What you feel, and as briefly as possible,"' was his reply.
She looked at him and trembled ; nor did she v...enture a second glance around the ante-cham- ber, in which, at the moment, they were stand- ing, for she saw it was nearly filled with persons awaiting audience, many of whom bore a de- H 2 148 THE OUTLAW.
jected, and many a harsh expression of counte- nance. At last a page, bowing profoundly, whispered a message to Lord Churchill, who immediately said to Rosalind, " I must leave you for a few moments ; but do not tremble so — you are perfectly safe." " Shall I find the maiden a chair, friend Churchill, during thy absence, and take her under my care?""' enquired a tall and portly gentleman, who was standing in the recess of a window.
What to read after The Outlaw 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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