The Cameronians a Novel By James Grant volume 3
The Cameronians a Novel By James Grant volume 3
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J^ ROM the monotony of his moody TYS and irritating reflections he was K^3^ roused one day by the entrance of a visitor, and he started on finding him- self face to face with Margarita Palenka, who had come to the camp on horseback, escorted by old Theodore, the veteran of Sadowa. Her eyes were full of unshed tears, as she gave Cecil her hand, and it was im- possible for him to behold this beautiful girls' sympathy unmoved.
' How can I ever thank you, ' said he, * for all this deep and kindly i...nterest in me almost a stranger V Cecil's Visitor. 81 ' I fear the worst, from what my brother says, ' she replied in a low and husky voice.
' The worst death V ' Better that than Siberia !' ' So say I/ was Cecil's grim response ; and then he added hotly : ' I arn a British subject ; how dare they menace me with such a fate ?' ' A British subject once a Servian soldier now/ said she, gravely.
Cecil thought of the old Cameronians, and his heart seemed to swell painfully, while he eyed with some contempt the brown sleeve of his Servian tunic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J^ ROM the monotony of his moody TYS and irritating reflections he was K^3^ roused one day by the entrance of a visitor, and he started on finding him- self face to face with Margarita Palenka, who had come to the camp on horseback, escorted by old Theodore, the veteran of Sadowa. Her eyes were full of unshed tears, as she gave Cecil her hand, and it was im- possible for him to behold this beautiful girls' sympathy unmoved.
' How can I ever thank you, ' said he, * for all this deep and kindly i...nterest in me almost a stranger V Cecil's Visitor. 81 ' I fear the worst, from what my brother says, ' she replied in a low and husky voice.
' The worst death V ' Better that than Siberia !' ' So say I/ was Cecil's grim response ; and then he added hotly : ' I arn a British subject ; how dare they menace me with such a fate ?' ' A British subject once a Servian soldier now/ said she, gravely.
Cecil thought of the old Cameronians, and his heart seemed to swell painfully, while he eyed with some contempt the brown sleeve of his Servian tunic.
What to read after The Cameronians a Novel By James Grant volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant James to read onlineMoreLess
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