The Snare
The Snare
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"And you haveoverlooked something. " The major glanced at the Count sharply and without satisfaction. Heaccounted himself--trained as he had been under the very eye of thegreat Emperor--of some force in strategy and tactics, a player too wellversed in the game to overlook the possible moves of an opponent.
"Ha!" he said, with the ghost of a sneer. "Far instance, Monsieur leComte?" "The overwhelming force exists, " said Samoval.
"Where is it then? Whence has it been created? If you refer to theu...nited British and Portuguese troops, you will be good enough to bear inmind that they will be retreating before the Prince. They cannot at oncebe before and behind him. " The man's cool assurance and cooler contempt of Samoval's views stungthe Count into some sharpness.
"Are you seeking information, sir, or are you bestowing it?" heinquired.
"Ah! Your pardon, Monsieur le Comte. I inquire of course. I put forwardarguments to anticipate conditions that may possibly be erroneous. " Samoval waived the point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And you haveoverlooked something. " The major glanced at the Count sharply and without satisfaction. Heaccounted himself--trained as he had been under the very eye of thegreat Emperor--of some force in strategy and tactics, a player too wellversed in the game to overlook the possible moves of an opponent.
"Ha!" he said, with the ghost of a sneer. "Far instance, Monsieur leComte?" "The overwhelming force exists, " said Samoval.
"Where is it then? Whence has it been created? If you refer to theu...nited British and Portuguese troops, you will be good enough to bear inmind that they will be retreating before the Prince. They cannot at oncebe before and behind him. " The man's cool assurance and cooler contempt of Samoval's views stungthe Count into some sharpness.
"Are you seeking information, sir, or are you bestowing it?" heinquired.
"Ah! Your pardon, Monsieur le Comte. I inquire of course. I put forwardarguments to anticipate conditions that may possibly be erroneous. " Samoval waived the point.
What to read after The Snare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatini Rafael to read onlineMoreLess
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