The Pomp of the Lavilettes, Complete
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It was a captain's commission for M. Nicolas Lavilette, with acall for money and a company of men and horses.
"Maybe there's a leetla noose hanging from the tail of that, butthen--it is the glory--eh? Captain Lavilette--eh?" There was covertmalice in Castine's voice. "If the English whip us, they won't shoot uslike grand seigneurs, they will hang us like dogs. " Lavilette scarcely noticed the sneer. He was seeing visions of acaptain's sword and epaulettes, and planning to get men, money andhors...es together--for this matter had been brooding for nearly a year, and he had been the active leader in Bonaventure.
"We've been near a hundred years, we Frenchmen, eating dirt in thecountry we owned from the start; and I'd rather die fighting to getback the old citadel than live with the English heel on my nose, " saidLavilette, with a play-acting attempt at oratory.
"Yes, an' dey call us Johnny Pea-soups, " said Castine, with a furtivegrin. "An' perhaps that British Colborne will hang us to our barndoors--eh?" There was silence for a moment, in which Lavilette read the letter overagain with gloating eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a captain's commission for M. Nicolas Lavilette, with acall for money and a company of men and horses.
"Maybe there's a leetla noose hanging from the tail of that, butthen--it is the glory--eh? Captain Lavilette--eh?" There was covertmalice in Castine's voice. "If the English whip us, they won't shoot uslike grand seigneurs, they will hang us like dogs. " Lavilette scarcely noticed the sneer. He was seeing visions of acaptain's sword and epaulettes, and planning to get men, money andhors...es together--for this matter had been brooding for nearly a year, and he had been the active leader in Bonaventure.
"We've been near a hundred years, we Frenchmen, eating dirt in thecountry we owned from the start; and I'd rather die fighting to getback the old citadel than live with the English heel on my nose, " saidLavilette, with a play-acting attempt at oratory.
"Yes, an' dey call us Johnny Pea-soups, " said Castine, with a furtivegrin. "An' perhaps that British Colborne will hang us to our barndoors--eh?" There was silence for a moment, in which Lavilette read the letter overagain with gloating eyes.
What to read after The Pomp of the Lavilettes, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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