The Perils of Command (2015)
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Instead, Mr Palmer would, once they parted company, sail in a circle for a rendezvous the following day while he and his ‘press gang’ were rowed to their destination at a distance that would allow a return in good time.
The great unsaid was left unspoken: what would happen if his wife was not at the house on the strand, for that would mean her being once more ensconced in the Palazzo Sessa? Gherson did consider posing the question but since he had wriggled out of going along he felt he would... be wasting his breath.
Not that he failed to consider the consequences. Barclay was in such a passion that he might well invade the ambassador’s private residence and the repercussions of that did not bear thinking about. Hamilton might be in bad odour in high places for his marriage but he was the representative of His Majesty King George at a foreign court and thus not a man to be trifled with.
These thoughts were rattling around his mind as the seventy-four heaved to and hauled in the cutter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead, Mr Palmer would, once they parted company, sail in a circle for a rendezvous the following day while he and his ‘press gang’ were rowed to their destination at a distance that would allow a return in good time.
The great unsaid was left unspoken: what would happen if his wife was not at the house on the strand, for that would mean her being once more ensconced in the Palazzo Sessa? Gherson did consider posing the question but since he had wriggled out of going along he felt he would... be wasting his breath.
Not that he failed to consider the consequences. Barclay was in such a passion that he might well invade the ambassador’s private residence and the repercussions of that did not bear thinking about. Hamilton might be in bad odour in high places for his marriage but he was the representative of His Majesty King George at a foreign court and thus not a man to be trifled with.
These thoughts were rattling around his mind as the seventy-four heaved to and hauled in the cutter.
What to read after The Perils of Command?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Donachie to read onlineMoreLess
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