Waverley — volume 2
Waverley — volume 2
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'And so, ' said the Colonel, 'there has been no malice prepense, aslawyers, I think, term it, in this rash step of yours; and youhave been trepanned into the service of this Italian knight-errantby a few civil speeches from him and one or two of his Highlandrecruiting sergeants? It is sadly foolish, to be sure, but notnearly so bad as I was led to expect. However, you cannot desert, even from the Pretender, at the present moment; that seemsimpossible. But I have little doubt that, in the dissen...sionsincident to this heterogeneous mass of wild and desperate men, some opportunity may arise, by availing yourself of which you mayextricate yourself honourably from your rash engagement before thebubble burst. If this can be managed, I would have you go to aplace of safety in Flanders which I shall point out. And I think Ican secure your pardon from government after a few months'residence abroad. ' 'I cannot permit you, Colonel Talbot, ' answered Waverley, 'tospeak of any plan which turns on my deserting an enterprise inwhich I may have engaged hastily, but certainly voluntarily, andwith the purpose of abiding the issue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'And so, ' said the Colonel, 'there has been no malice prepense, aslawyers, I think, term it, in this rash step of yours; and youhave been trepanned into the service of this Italian knight-errantby a few civil speeches from him and one or two of his Highlandrecruiting sergeants? It is sadly foolish, to be sure, but notnearly so bad as I was led to expect. However, you cannot desert, even from the Pretender, at the present moment; that seemsimpossible. But I have little doubt that, in the dissen...sionsincident to this heterogeneous mass of wild and desperate men, some opportunity may arise, by availing yourself of which you mayextricate yourself honourably from your rash engagement before thebubble burst. If this can be managed, I would have you go to aplace of safety in Flanders which I shall point out. And I think Ican secure your pardon from government after a few months'residence abroad. ' 'I cannot permit you, Colonel Talbot, ' answered Waverley, 'tospeak of any plan which turns on my deserting an enterprise inwhich I may have engaged hastily, but certainly voluntarily, andwith the purpose of abiding the issue.
What to read after Waverley — volume 2?
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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