Under the Flag of France a Tale of Bertrand Du Guesclin
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but we baked them a cake that they little relished! None escaped save the few we spared for ransom ; and I have here two good war-steeds sent by our captain as a gift to stout Sir Nicholas, whom Heaven long preserve to command us!" The narrator spoke loudly and rapidly, almost as if trying to drown some tell-tale sound ; and so he was, though it would have needed a very quick ear to catch, amid the timbers that supported the formidable tower, a faint scraping, like the working of a well-oiled s...aw ! But even had they heard it, the English would hardly have heeded it, so taken up were they with the news of the supposed victory, and the noble horses that were its trophies, around which they pressed with a true English interest in a horse. " They be goodly beasts, in truth, " said one ; " but I trow we have many a better nag in merry Yorkshire. " " Nay, there thou speak'st without warrant, Hal, " cried a second. " See this black, what bone and sinew he hath ! and what breadth too ! Marry, he might bear Guy of Warwick, or Bevis of Hampton, armed at all points I" Just then a faint clink, as of metal, was heard from the engine ; and the strange horseman started 160 Under the Flag of France slightly, and shot a nervous glance at it, unseen by the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but we baked them a cake that they little relished! None escaped save the few we spared for ransom ; and I have here two good war-steeds sent by our captain as a gift to stout Sir Nicholas, whom Heaven long preserve to command us!" The narrator spoke loudly and rapidly, almost as if trying to drown some tell-tale sound ; and so he was, though it would have needed a very quick ear to catch, amid the timbers that supported the formidable tower, a faint scraping, like the working of a well-oiled s...aw ! But even had they heard it, the English would hardly have heeded it, so taken up were they with the news of the supposed victory, and the noble horses that were its trophies, around which they pressed with a true English interest in a horse. " They be goodly beasts, in truth, " said one ; " but I trow we have many a better nag in merry Yorkshire. " " Nay, there thou speak'st without warrant, Hal, " cried a second. " See this black, what bone and sinew he hath ! and what breadth too ! Marry, he might bear Guy of Warwick, or Bevis of Hampton, armed at all points I" Just then a faint clink, as of metal, was heard from the engine ; and the strange horseman started 160 Under the Flag of France slightly, and shot a nervous glance at it, unseen by the rest.
What to read after Under the Flag of France a Tale of Bertrand Du Guesclin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ker to read onlineMoreLess
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