Uncle Bernac; a Memory of the Empire
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' ' Ah, he seems to have been a man of another breed.. I could have asked nothing better than to have had him at my sword-point. But he has escaped. They caught sight of him and fired a pistol or two, but he knew the bog too well, and they could not follow him.' * And what will be done to your prisoner ? ' I asked.
Lieutenant Gerard shrugged his shoulders.
'I am very sorry for Mademoiselle your cousin,' said he, ' but a fine girl should not love such a man when there are so many gallant soldier...s upon the country side. I hear that the Emperor is weary of these endless plottings, and that an example will be made of him.' Whilst the young hussar and I had been talking we had been cantering down the broad white road, until we were now quite close to the camp, which we could see lying in its arrangement of regiments and brigades beneath us. Our approach lay over the high ground, so that we could see down into 134 UNCLE BEKNAC this canvas city, with its interminable lines of picketed horses, its parks of artillery, and its swarms of soldiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Ah, he seems to have been a man of another breed.. I could have asked nothing better than to have had him at my sword-point. But he has escaped. They caught sight of him and fired a pistol or two, but he knew the bog too well, and they could not follow him.' * And what will be done to your prisoner ? ' I asked.
Lieutenant Gerard shrugged his shoulders.
'I am very sorry for Mademoiselle your cousin,' said he, ' but a fine girl should not love such a man when there are so many gallant soldier...s upon the country side. I hear that the Emperor is weary of these endless plottings, and that an example will be made of him.' Whilst the young hussar and I had been talking we had been cantering down the broad white road, until we were now quite close to the camp, which we could see lying in its arrangement of regiments and brigades beneath us. Our approach lay over the high ground, so that we could see down into 134 UNCLE BEKNAC this canvas city, with its interminable lines of picketed horses, its parks of artillery, and its swarms of soldiers.
What to read after Uncle Bernac; a Memory of the Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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