The Man of Iron
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I wish such a man had served a better master ! . . . " She answered, her white lips barely moving as they framed the sentence: "He served the Master of Kings and Emperors, before "Whom he stands now ! ' ' His somber eyes lightened suddenly as though in irrita- tion. He said in tones that had the clang of overbearing authority : "I cannot enter now into a theological discussion. The battle-field is no place for debate, or for unprotected women and young girls. ... In your own best interests I co...unsel you to return home. ' ' He added and there was no flicker of recognition in the passing glance vouchsafed to P. C. Breagh: "Alone, if you prefer or under the escort of this young Englishman. ... I will promise you that your father's body shall be treated with respect!" His heavy eyes fell on the stiffened face of the Sergeant, standing rigidly in the attitude of salute. "Where is the officer in charge of this burial-party?" he added, grimly enough.
' ' Here, Excellency ! ' ' came from behind him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish such a man had served a better master ! . . . " She answered, her white lips barely moving as they framed the sentence: "He served the Master of Kings and Emperors, before "Whom he stands now ! ' ' His somber eyes lightened suddenly as though in irrita- tion. He said in tones that had the clang of overbearing authority : "I cannot enter now into a theological discussion. The battle-field is no place for debate, or for unprotected women and young girls. ... In your own best interests I co...unsel you to return home. ' ' He added and there was no flicker of recognition in the passing glance vouchsafed to P. C. Breagh: "Alone, if you prefer or under the escort of this young Englishman. ... I will promise you that your father's body shall be treated with respect!" His heavy eyes fell on the stiffened face of the Sergeant, standing rigidly in the attitude of salute. "Where is the officer in charge of this burial-party?" he added, grimly enough.
' ' Here, Excellency ! ' ' came from behind him.
What to read after The Man of Iron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dehan Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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