Bess of the Woods
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" "Insulted you, sir?" "And my sister, sir. Deuce take me, Richard Jef- fray, if you weren't my cousin I'd have you and this fellow ducked in the horse-trough. Deuce take me, I would. " There was an enthusiastic murmur of approval from io6 BESS OF THE WOODS Mr. Lancelot's friends. Jeffray, utterly mystified, yet thoroughly angered none the less, looked as though ready to take his cousin at his word. Wilson, who had recovered some of his equanimity, stepped forward suddenly and laid his great ha...nd on the lad's shoulder.
"Richard Jeffray, " he said, with a fierce glance at Lot, "let there be no blood-spilling on my account. It is my fault, sir, and this gentleman, your cousin, is justified in construing mv presence here into an in- sult. " Mr. Lot laughed contemptuously.
"Lick the dirt, my bully, " he said, "but I must have a word with Cousin Richard. " Wilson interposed between the two, keeping his eyes fixed fiercely on Mr. Hardacre's face.
"Your kinsman is as innocent as a child, sir, " he said; "the blame is mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Insulted you, sir?" "And my sister, sir. Deuce take me, Richard Jef- fray, if you weren't my cousin I'd have you and this fellow ducked in the horse-trough. Deuce take me, I would. " There was an enthusiastic murmur of approval from io6 BESS OF THE WOODS Mr. Lancelot's friends. Jeffray, utterly mystified, yet thoroughly angered none the less, looked as though ready to take his cousin at his word. Wilson, who had recovered some of his equanimity, stepped forward suddenly and laid his great ha...nd on the lad's shoulder.
"Richard Jeffray, " he said, with a fierce glance at Lot, "let there be no blood-spilling on my account. It is my fault, sir, and this gentleman, your cousin, is justified in construing mv presence here into an in- sult. " Mr. Lot laughed contemptuously.
"Lick the dirt, my bully, " he said, "but I must have a word with Cousin Richard. " Wilson interposed between the two, keeping his eyes fixed fiercely on Mr. Hardacre's face.
"Your kinsman is as innocent as a child, sir, " he said; "the blame is mine.
What to read after Bess of the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warwick Deeping to read onlineMoreLess
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