The Waverley Novels
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But fare thee well, and keep appointment; I must 'await my early Soot a bow-shot without the gate of the den of the lazy swine yonder, else wUl he think me about some excursion which bodes no good to the success of his journey.' 'Take a draught of comfort first,' said the lanzknecht, tendering him a flask ; ' but I forget, thou art beast enough to drink nothing but water, like a vile vassal of Mahound and Termagund.' 'Thou art thyself a vassal of the wine-measure and the flagon,' said the Bohem...ian. ' I marvel not that thou art only QUENTIN DURWARD 195 trusted with the bloodthirsty and violent part of executing what better heads have devised. He must drink no wine who would know the thoughts of others or hide his own. But why- preach to thee, who hast a thirst as eternal as a sandbank in Arabia ? Fare thee well. Take my comrade Tuisco with thee : his appearance about the monastery may breed suspicion.' The two worthies parted, after each had again pledged him- self to keep the rendezvous at the Cross of the Three Kings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But fare thee well, and keep appointment; I must 'await my early Soot a bow-shot without the gate of the den of the lazy swine yonder, else wUl he think me about some excursion which bodes no good to the success of his journey.' 'Take a draught of comfort first,' said the lanzknecht, tendering him a flask ; ' but I forget, thou art beast enough to drink nothing but water, like a vile vassal of Mahound and Termagund.' 'Thou art thyself a vassal of the wine-measure and the flagon,' said the Bohem...ian. ' I marvel not that thou art only QUENTIN DURWARD 195 trusted with the bloodthirsty and violent part of executing what better heads have devised. He must drink no wine who would know the thoughts of others or hide his own. But why- preach to thee, who hast a thirst as eternal as a sandbank in Arabia ? Fare thee well. Take my comrade Tuisco with thee : his appearance about the monastery may breed suspicion.' The two worthies parted, after each had again pledged him- self to keep the rendezvous at the Cross of the Three Kings.
What to read after The Waverley Novels?
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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