Waverly Novels, volume 45
Waverly Novels, volume 45
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The knaves !
they shall pay with the pining of their paunches for the poverty of their purses." "Do not be too hasty, an please your excellency," quoth tiie squire ; '' small budgets hold rich goods. But rich or poor, they are our men, at least they have all the marks ; the elder, well-sized, and dark-visaged, may write fifty and five years, a beard somewhat grizzled; — ^the younger some two-and-twenty, taller than the first, and a well-favoured lad, with a smooth chin, and light-brown mustache...s." 3 1 zed by Google 248 . WAVERLET NOVELS.
" Let them be admitted/* said the Gk)vemor, turning , back in order again to descend to the street, ^ and bring them into the folter-kammer of the toU-hpuse." So saying, he betook himself to the place appointed, which was an apartment in the. large tower that protected the eastern gateway, in which were deposited the rack, with various other instruments of torture, which the cruel and rapacious Governor was in the habit of applying to such prisoners from whom he was desirous of extorting either booty or information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The knaves !
they shall pay with the pining of their paunches for the poverty of their purses." "Do not be too hasty, an please your excellency," quoth tiie squire ; '' small budgets hold rich goods. But rich or poor, they are our men, at least they have all the marks ; the elder, well-sized, and dark-visaged, may write fifty and five years, a beard somewhat grizzled; — ^the younger some two-and-twenty, taller than the first, and a well-favoured lad, with a smooth chin, and light-brown mustache...s." 3 1 zed by Google 248 . WAVERLET NOVELS.
" Let them be admitted/* said the Gk)vemor, turning , back in order again to descend to the street, ^ and bring them into the folter-kammer of the toU-hpuse." So saying, he betook himself to the place appointed, which was an apartment in the. large tower that protected the eastern gateway, in which were deposited the rack, with various other instruments of torture, which the cruel and rapacious Governor was in the habit of applying to such prisoners from whom he was desirous of extorting either booty or information.
What to read after Waverly Novels, volume 45?
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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