Rescuing Rosalind (Three Original Ladies And Their Gentlemen)
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Cornwall! It was a good job that he had not yet set out for Derbyshire. As soon as the duel was played out, he would leave at once. It would not be a good thing for Rosalind and the Ruisdells to know that he had challenged Warmsby.
Buck was rescued from the prison of his own thoughts by Westringham, who called on him at his lodgings and bore him off to White’s for dinner.
As they walked, the lieutenant said, “I have worked out the details of this cursed duel with Warmsby’s second. He’s a weasel,... to be sure. A little dab of a man who won’t look you in the eye. One can just see him scurrying about after one’s chickens.”
“You have become imaginative, Clark. I never expected it.”
“Everything about this duel makes me uneasy.”
“Well! Give me the details.”
“It is to be the day after tomorrow. Hounslow Heath. Dawn. Pistols.”
“Good. The sooner, the better.”
Reaching the club, they entered the crowded dining room with its customary atmosphere of cigar smoke, laughter, and the tantalizing smell of sizzling lamb chops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cornwall! It was a good job that he had not yet set out for Derbyshire. As soon as the duel was played out, he would leave at once. It would not be a good thing for Rosalind and the Ruisdells to know that he had challenged Warmsby.
Buck was rescued from the prison of his own thoughts by Westringham, who called on him at his lodgings and bore him off to White’s for dinner.
As they walked, the lieutenant said, “I have worked out the details of this cursed duel with Warmsby’s second. He’s a weasel,... to be sure. A little dab of a man who won’t look you in the eye. One can just see him scurrying about after one’s chickens.”
“You have become imaginative, Clark. I never expected it.”
“Everything about this duel makes me uneasy.”
“Well! Give me the details.”
“It is to be the day after tomorrow. Hounslow Heath. Dawn. Pistols.”
“Good. The sooner, the better.”
Reaching the club, they entered the crowded dining room with its customary atmosphere of cigar smoke, laughter, and the tantalizing smell of sizzling lamb chops.
What to read after Rescuing Rosalind (Three Original Ladies And Their Gentlemen)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vandagriff, G.G. to read onlineMoreLess
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