Waverly Novels, volume 17
Waverly Novels, volume 17
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Dearly, however, did my father purchase the praise of a zealous friend; and yet did his proof of loyalty to Henry fall far short of what I am about to afford; for rather would I assail a whole calander of saiuts, than put spear in rest against Coeur-de-Iion. — ^De Bracy, to thee I must trust to keep up the spirits of the doubtful, and to guard Prince John's person. If you receive such news as I trust to send you, our enterprise will no longer wear a doubtful aspect. — Page," he said, "hie to my... lodgings, and tell my armourer to be there in readi- ness ; and bid Stephen Wetheral, Broad Thoresby, and the Three Spears of Spyinghow, come to me instantly ; and let the scout-master, Hugh Bardon, attend me also.
— ^Adieu, my Prince, till better times." Thus speaking, he left the apartment.
"He goes to make my brother prisoner," said Prince John to De Bracy, with as little touch of compunction, as if it but concerned the liberty of a Saxon franklin. "I trust he will observe our orders, and use our dear Eichard's person with all due respect." De Bracy only answered by a smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dearly, however, did my father purchase the praise of a zealous friend; and yet did his proof of loyalty to Henry fall far short of what I am about to afford; for rather would I assail a whole calander of saiuts, than put spear in rest against Coeur-de-Iion. — ^De Bracy, to thee I must trust to keep up the spirits of the doubtful, and to guard Prince John's person. If you receive such news as I trust to send you, our enterprise will no longer wear a doubtful aspect. — Page," he said, "hie to my... lodgings, and tell my armourer to be there in readi- ness ; and bid Stephen Wetheral, Broad Thoresby, and the Three Spears of Spyinghow, come to me instantly ; and let the scout-master, Hugh Bardon, attend me also.
— ^Adieu, my Prince, till better times." Thus speaking, he left the apartment.
"He goes to make my brother prisoner," said Prince John to De Bracy, with as little touch of compunction, as if it but concerned the liberty of a Saxon franklin. "I trust he will observe our orders, and use our dear Eichard's person with all due respect." De Bracy only answered by a smile.
What to read after Waverly Novels, volume 17?
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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