Prisoners of Hope
Prisoners of Hope
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"By the Lord, gentlemen!you shall go no further! Jack Laramore's down, run through the shoulder!Major Carrington, you have drawn blood--it is enough. " "If Sir William Berkeley is content, " began Carrington, bowing to hisantagonist.
"Rat me! I've no choice, " said the Governor ruefully. "You've disabledmy sword arm, and the gout has the other. " "I shall be happy to wait until the wound shall have healed, " said theSurveyor-General, with another bow.
"No, no, " said his Excellency, with a laug...h. "We'll cry quits. And ratme! if now that we have had it out, I do not love thee better, MilesCarrington, than ever I did before. In the morning when thou goest home, burn thy library, burn Milton and Bastwick, and Withers, and the rest ofthe rogues, forswear such rascally company forever, and rat me! if Iwill not maintain that thou art the honestest, as well as thelongest-headed, man in the colony. There's my hand on it, and to-nightwe'll have a rouse such as would make old Noll turn in his grave if hehad one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By the Lord, gentlemen!you shall go no further! Jack Laramore's down, run through the shoulder!Major Carrington, you have drawn blood--it is enough. " "If Sir William Berkeley is content, " began Carrington, bowing to hisantagonist.
"Rat me! I've no choice, " said the Governor ruefully. "You've disabledmy sword arm, and the gout has the other. " "I shall be happy to wait until the wound shall have healed, " said theSurveyor-General, with another bow.
"No, no, " said his Excellency, with a laug...h. "We'll cry quits. And ratme! if now that we have had it out, I do not love thee better, MilesCarrington, than ever I did before. In the morning when thou goest home, burn thy library, burn Milton and Bastwick, and Withers, and the rest ofthe rogues, forswear such rascally company forever, and rat me! if Iwill not maintain that thou art the honestest, as well as thelongest-headed, man in the colony. There's my hand on it, and to-nightwe'll have a rouse such as would make old Noll turn in his grave if hehad one.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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