The Waverley Novels, volume 12
The Waverley Novels, volume 12
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consequence of our coming to this countiy without an avowed errand. I at least am seized, and threatened with examination under torture, to force me to tell the purpose of our journey ; but they shall tear my flesh from my bones, ere they force me to break the oath which I have taken. And the purport of this letter is to apprise you of the danger in which you stand of being placed in similar circumstances, unless you are disposed to authorise me to make the discovery to this knight ; but on thi...s subject you liave only to express your own wishes, being assured they shaU be in every respect attended to by your devoted Bertbah." This letter did not throw the smallest light upon the mystery of the writer. The governor read it more than once, and turned it repeatedly in his hand, as if he had hoped by that mechanical process to draw something from the missive, which at a first view the words did not express ; but as no result of this sort appeared, De Walton retired to the hall, where he in- formed S^'r Aymer de Valence, that he was going abroad aa &r as the Abbey of Saint Bride, and that he would be obliged by his taking upon him the duties of governor during his absence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
consequence of our coming to this countiy without an avowed errand. I at least am seized, and threatened with examination under torture, to force me to tell the purpose of our journey ; but they shall tear my flesh from my bones, ere they force me to break the oath which I have taken. And the purport of this letter is to apprise you of the danger in which you stand of being placed in similar circumstances, unless you are disposed to authorise me to make the discovery to this knight ; but on thi...s subject you liave only to express your own wishes, being assured they shaU be in every respect attended to by your devoted Bertbah." This letter did not throw the smallest light upon the mystery of the writer. The governor read it more than once, and turned it repeatedly in his hand, as if he had hoped by that mechanical process to draw something from the missive, which at a first view the words did not express ; but as no result of this sort appeared, De Walton retired to the hall, where he in- formed S^'r Aymer de Valence, that he was going abroad aa &r as the Abbey of Saint Bride, and that he would be obliged by his taking upon him the duties of governor during his absence.
What to read after The Waverley Novels, volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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