Tom Tufton's Travels
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" The next minute Tom entered the very room where he and Lord Claudhad slept the previous night; but it was now tenanted by a newoccupant--a dark-skinned man of huge frame and malignantaspect--who regarded Tom from beneath the penthouse of his frowningbrows, and plainly remembered him as well as he was himselfremembered.
"So we meet again, my young buck of the forest! You seem to serve amaster who takes pleasure in bringing you into peril and doubtfuladventure! So you are the bearer of despatch...es to the Duke ofSavoy? I fear, my good friend, Victor Amadeus will be disappointedof his news for once. And I say in good sooth, that if his grace ofMarlborough chooses to intrust the matters of the secret service tounfledged lads, he deserves to find himself outwitted. " Tom compressed his lips to hide the smile that might have told toomuch. He preserved a stolid appearance, and remained mute.
Sir James gave a quick order in French, and at once some of thecords about Tom's person were cut, and the packet sewed up in hiscoat was duly brought forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The next minute Tom entered the very room where he and Lord Claudhad slept the previous night; but it was now tenanted by a newoccupant--a dark-skinned man of huge frame and malignantaspect--who regarded Tom from beneath the penthouse of his frowningbrows, and plainly remembered him as well as he was himselfremembered.
"So we meet again, my young buck of the forest! You seem to serve amaster who takes pleasure in bringing you into peril and doubtfuladventure! So you are the bearer of despatch...es to the Duke ofSavoy? I fear, my good friend, Victor Amadeus will be disappointedof his news for once. And I say in good sooth, that if his grace ofMarlborough chooses to intrust the matters of the secret service tounfledged lads, he deserves to find himself outwitted. " Tom compressed his lips to hide the smile that might have told toomuch. He preserved a stolid appearance, and remained mute.
Sir James gave a quick order in French, and at once some of thecords about Tom's person were cut, and the packet sewed up in hiscoat was duly brought forth.
What to read after Tom Tufton's Travels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett-Green Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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