Who is Vera? : a Novel ; Wherein English And Russian Lives Are Interwoven 3
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1 1 see you are not interested in Russian affairs. He has been agitating my countrymen for years ; but his last deed was murder.
Drowned my friend Nief in the most deliber- ate manner. You remember Nief? — clever fel- low. We must join the game now, if agreeable/ 1 Good-night instead. I will slip out quietly ; got a hard day before me in to-morrow's work/ 1 A word first. Has Davids come to light ? ' 1 I never give him a second thought.' 1 Not worth it ; he is only fit for dark work.
Good-night....' Count Zankal knew from Villeroy's answer that Davids had not suggested the payment of a loan that better suited him to remain on its present footing, and proved, too, that Davids did Zankal's bidding honestly, and kept out of Lord Villeroy's path.
' What does Zankal know about Davids ? ' muttered Ralph, as he returned to his room; and then he checked a rising suspicion by an- other murmured outlet of thought. ' Better suffer one's share of impositions than suspect acknowledged friends.' Yet more appropriate would have been the lines he had often heard, and said, — ' I cannot tell — the world has grown so bad, That wrens may prey where eagles dare not perch ; Since every Jack became a gentleman, There's many a gentle person made a Jack.' In America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 1 see you are not interested in Russian affairs. He has been agitating my countrymen for years ; but his last deed was murder.
Drowned my friend Nief in the most deliber- ate manner. You remember Nief? — clever fel- low. We must join the game now, if agreeable/ 1 Good-night instead. I will slip out quietly ; got a hard day before me in to-morrow's work/ 1 A word first. Has Davids come to light ? ' 1 I never give him a second thought.' 1 Not worth it ; he is only fit for dark work.
Good-night....' Count Zankal knew from Villeroy's answer that Davids had not suggested the payment of a loan that better suited him to remain on its present footing, and proved, too, that Davids did Zankal's bidding honestly, and kept out of Lord Villeroy's path.
' What does Zankal know about Davids ? ' muttered Ralph, as he returned to his room; and then he checked a rising suspicion by an- other murmured outlet of thought. ' Better suffer one's share of impositions than suspect acknowledged friends.' Yet more appropriate would have been the lines he had often heard, and said, — ' I cannot tell — the world has grown so bad, That wrens may prey where eagles dare not perch ; Since every Jack became a gentleman, There's many a gentle person made a Jack.' In America.
What to read after Who is Vera? : a Novel ; Wherein English And Russian Lives Are Interwoven 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schlötel, A. E to read onlineMoreLess
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