The Romance of a Jesuit Mission a Historical Novel
The Romance of a Jesuit Mission a Historical Novel
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Leon heard the sound of a paddle, and a canoe came round a point of land. In the darkness, he did not recognize the boatman, but when they were in sight Hauteroche cried, " Who goes there? " 216 Ube IReturn ot tbe Man^erets 217 " It is I, Raoul Hauteroche, " answered Leon haughtily.
" Have you seen aught of Mademoiselle Doro- thy? " '' Mademoiselle Dorothy is here and safe. We seek the Superior. Where may we find him? " '' Mademoiselle Dorothy returns with you, and you seek the Superior, " reto...rted Hauteroche in- solently. '' It were better for you to hide from him, for you will get but a sorry reception. " " I have no cause to hide, Raoul Hauteroche, but I doubt not you will find reason to avoid his pres- ence when he has heard what I have to relate of you. " When he had spoken the words, he regretted his thoughtlessness; what he had said might serve to bring Hauteroche's wrath on Dorothy, who neither moved nor spoke.
Other canoes came up, and Rene le Breton cried, ** Have you brought word of her?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leon heard the sound of a paddle, and a canoe came round a point of land. In the darkness, he did not recognize the boatman, but when they were in sight Hauteroche cried, " Who goes there? " 216 Ube IReturn ot tbe Man^erets 217 " It is I, Raoul Hauteroche, " answered Leon haughtily.
" Have you seen aught of Mademoiselle Doro- thy? " '' Mademoiselle Dorothy is here and safe. We seek the Superior. Where may we find him? " '' Mademoiselle Dorothy returns with you, and you seek the Superior, " reto...rted Hauteroche in- solently. '' It were better for you to hide from him, for you will get but a sorry reception. " " I have no cause to hide, Raoul Hauteroche, but I doubt not you will find reason to avoid his pres- ence when he has heard what I have to relate of you. " When he had spoken the words, he regretted his thoughtlessness; what he had said might serve to bring Hauteroche's wrath on Dorothy, who neither moved nor spoke.
Other canoes came up, and Rene le Breton cried, ** Have you brought word of her?
What to read after The Romance of a Jesuit Mission a Historical Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Bourchier Sanford to read onlineMoreLess
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