The Princess of Forge
The Princess of Forge
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" Douglass gave a slight start and turned his eyes on his confederate. "Well, better luck next time. And good night to you, Douglass, " I concluded; "to-morrow will be a busy day for us, you with your lies, and I with my life, and as many things may happen of which neither of us know, we should all get early to bed. " "That is true, Maitland. We should all get what sleep we're able, though in any event you're sure to sleep to-morrow night like the dead. " " So it's not with them, " said I.
My m...anner was more jaunty than my heart, as I spoke, as Charlie and I backed out of the window. When I, who went last, was halfway through, I caught sight of the Frenchman, paused, and finally laughed outright. There was no deny- ing the humour of that cheerful, portly, deferen- tial villain.
"Ah, monsieur, it is great affections we bear you, oui. It is a love. " A SECOND SORTIE 269 His arms were stretched wide, in an all-embrac- ing gesture, his fat figure suffused tenderness, his face shone.
Like the curtain man letting fall the drop at the end of a comedy, Douglass lowered the win- dow, and drew the shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Douglass gave a slight start and turned his eyes on his confederate. "Well, better luck next time. And good night to you, Douglass, " I concluded; "to-morrow will be a busy day for us, you with your lies, and I with my life, and as many things may happen of which neither of us know, we should all get early to bed. " "That is true, Maitland. We should all get what sleep we're able, though in any event you're sure to sleep to-morrow night like the dead. " " So it's not with them, " said I.
My m...anner was more jaunty than my heart, as I spoke, as Charlie and I backed out of the window. When I, who went last, was halfway through, I caught sight of the Frenchman, paused, and finally laughed outright. There was no deny- ing the humour of that cheerful, portly, deferen- tial villain.
"Ah, monsieur, it is great affections we bear you, oui. It is a love. " A SECOND SORTIE 269 His arms were stretched wide, in an all-embrac- ing gesture, his fat figure suffused tenderness, his face shone.
Like the curtain man letting fall the drop at the end of a comedy, Douglass lowered the win- dow, and drew the shade.
What to read after The Princess of Forge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C George Clifford Shedd to read onlineMoreLess
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