The Writings of Mark Twain [pseud.]
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By his first night's account the governor merely attached him to the Maid's military escort in a general and unofficial way; the second night his uncle the governor sent him with the Maid as lieutenant of her rear guard ; the third night his father the governor put the whole command. Maid and all, in his especial charge. The first night the governor spoke of him as a youth without name or ancestry, but ' ' destined to achieve both"; the second night his uncle the governor spoke of him as the la...test and worthiest lineal de- scendant of the chiefest and noblest of the Twelve Paladins of Charlemagne ; the third night he spoke of him as the lineal descendant of the whole dozen, 13* 178 Joan of Arc In three nights he promoted the Count of Vend6me from a fresh acquaintance to schoolmate, and then brother-in-law.
At the King's Audience everything grew, in the same way. First the four silver trumpets were twelve, then thirty-five, finally ninety-six; and by that time he had thrown in so many drums and cym- bals that he had to lengthen the hall from five hun- dred feet to nine hundred to accommodate them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By his first night's account the governor merely attached him to the Maid's military escort in a general and unofficial way; the second night his uncle the governor sent him with the Maid as lieutenant of her rear guard ; the third night his father the governor put the whole command. Maid and all, in his especial charge. The first night the governor spoke of him as a youth without name or ancestry, but ' ' destined to achieve both"; the second night his uncle the governor spoke of him as the la...test and worthiest lineal de- scendant of the chiefest and noblest of the Twelve Paladins of Charlemagne ; the third night he spoke of him as the lineal descendant of the whole dozen, 13* 178 Joan of Arc In three nights he promoted the Count of Vend6me from a fresh acquaintance to schoolmate, and then brother-in-law.
At the King's Audience everything grew, in the same way. First the four silver trumpets were twelve, then thirty-five, finally ninety-six; and by that time he had thrown in so many drums and cym- bals that he had to lengthen the hall from five hun- dred feet to nine hundred to accommodate them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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