The Queen's Cup
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I don'toften forgive, and it would be a triumph to make her pay for thedressing down she gave me this morning. Besides, I am really fondof her, and I could forgive her for that outbreak, which I supposewas natural enough, after we were married, and there is no reasonwhy we should not get on very well together.
"I tell you what, I will go down the first thing tomorrow toSouthampton, and will sail at once for Ostend. There I will pay heroff, alter her rig, and ship a fresh crew. I will draw my mo...neyfrom the bank. If things go well, I shall be set up again. If theygo badly, there will be some long faces at Tattersall's on settlingday, but I shall be away, and the money will be enough if we haveto cruise for a couple of years, or double that, before she givesin.
"I shall try mild measures for a good bit; be very respectful andrepentant and all that. If I find after a time that that does notfetch her, I must try what threats will do. Anyhow, she won't leaveuntil she steps on shore to be married, or safer still, till I canget a clergyman on board to marry us there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don'toften forgive, and it would be a triumph to make her pay for thedressing down she gave me this morning. Besides, I am really fondof her, and I could forgive her for that outbreak, which I supposewas natural enough, after we were married, and there is no reasonwhy we should not get on very well together.
"I tell you what, I will go down the first thing tomorrow toSouthampton, and will sail at once for Ostend. There I will pay heroff, alter her rig, and ship a fresh crew. I will draw my mo...neyfrom the bank. If things go well, I shall be set up again. If theygo badly, there will be some long faces at Tattersall's on settlingday, but I shall be away, and the money will be enough if we haveto cruise for a couple of years, or double that, before she givesin.
"I shall try mild measures for a good bit; be very respectful andrepentant and all that. If I find after a time that that does notfetch her, I must try what threats will do. Anyhow, she won't leaveuntil she steps on shore to be married, or safer still, till I canget a clergyman on board to marry us there.
What to read after The Queen's Cup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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