Sword to the Heart (Bantam Series No. 13)
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he cried. “Why did you not let me know you were coming? But none the less it is a great pleasure to see you.”Lord Colwall did not smile in response. Instead, he joined Sir James in front of the log-blazing fire and replied in a cold, almost expressionless, voice:“I made up my mind to visit you only yesterday evening.”Sir James looked at the young man’s face a little apprehensively. “Is there anything wrong at the Castle?”“No, nothing.”Sir James waited as if for more information, and when it was ...not forthcoming, he said genially:“Do sit down, Ranulf. What will you have to drink? A glass of Port? Or would you prefer Madeira at this hour of the morning?” He put out his hand towards the bell-pull as he spoke.“Thank you, but I have not long breakfasted,” Lord Colwall said before he could ring the bell.“I have just been reading The Times,” Sir James said, “about the threatening letters written to landlords in the Southern Counties and signed ‘Swing.’ It seems extraordinary that no-one knows who this man is.”The two gentlemen seated themselves opposite each other at the fireside.“When they do discover his identity,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he cried. “Why did you not let me know you were coming? But none the less it is a great pleasure to see you.”Lord Colwall did not smile in response. Instead, he joined Sir James in front of the log-blazing fire and replied in a cold, almost expressionless, voice:“I made up my mind to visit you only yesterday evening.”Sir James looked at the young man’s face a little apprehensively. “Is there anything wrong at the Castle?”“No, nothing.”Sir James waited as if for more information, and when it was ...not forthcoming, he said genially:“Do sit down, Ranulf. What will you have to drink? A glass of Port? Or would you prefer Madeira at this hour of the morning?” He put out his hand towards the bell-pull as he spoke.“Thank you, but I have not long breakfasted,” Lord Colwall said before he could ring the bell.“I have just been reading The Times,” Sir James said, “about the threatening letters written to landlords in the Southern Counties and signed ‘Swing.’ It seems extraordinary that no-one knows who this man is.”The two gentlemen seated themselves opposite each other at the fireside.“When they do discover his identity,”
What to read after Sword to the Heart (Bantam Series No. 13)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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