Captain Brassbound's Conversion
Captain Brassbound's Conversion
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A foolhardy tourist. What will yourlearned friends at the bar say? That it was time for you to make roomfor younger and better men. YOU a national hero! You had better finda goldfield in the Atlas Mountains. Then all the governments of Europewill rush to your rescue. Until then, take care of yourself; for you aregoing to see at last the hypocrisy in the sanctimonious speech of thejudge who is sentencing you, instead of the despair in the white face ofthe wretch you are recommending to the mercy... of your God.
SIR HOWARD (deeply and personally offended by this slight to hisprofession, and for the first time throwing away his assumed dignityand rising to approach Brassbound with his fists clenched; so that LadyCicely lifts one eye from her work to assure herself that the table isbetween them). I have no more to say to you, sir. I am not afraidof you, nor of any bandit with whom you may be in league. As to yourproperty, it is ready for you as soon as you come to your senses andclaim it as your father's heir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A foolhardy tourist. What will yourlearned friends at the bar say? That it was time for you to make roomfor younger and better men. YOU a national hero! You had better finda goldfield in the Atlas Mountains. Then all the governments of Europewill rush to your rescue. Until then, take care of yourself; for you aregoing to see at last the hypocrisy in the sanctimonious speech of thejudge who is sentencing you, instead of the despair in the white face ofthe wretch you are recommending to the mercy... of your God.
SIR HOWARD (deeply and personally offended by this slight to hisprofession, and for the first time throwing away his assumed dignityand rising to approach Brassbound with his fists clenched; so that LadyCicely lifts one eye from her work to assure herself that the table isbetween them). I have no more to say to you, sir. I am not afraidof you, nor of any bandit with whom you may be in league. As to yourproperty, it is ready for you as soon as you come to your senses andclaim it as your father's heir.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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