The Trespasser, volume 1
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None too soon, for the horse lunged at him.
"A rub down, a pint of beer, and water and feed in an hour, and I'll cometo see him myself late to-night. " Jacques had loosened the saddle-bagsand taken them off. Gaston spoke to the horse, patted his neck, and gavehim to the groom. Then he went up the steps, followed by Jacques. Heturned at the door to see the groom leading both horses off, and eyeingSaracen suspiciously. He laughed noiselessly.
"Saracen 'll teach him things, " he said. "I might war...n him, but it'sbest for the horses to make their own impressions. " "What name, sir?" asked a footman.
"You are--?" "Falby, Sir. " "Falby, look after my man Brillon here, and take me to Sir William. " "What name, sir?" Gaston, as if with sudden thought, stepped into the light of the candles, and said in a low voice: "Falby, don't you know me?" The footman turned a little pale, as his eyes, in spite of themselves, clung to Gaston's. A kind of fright came, and then they steadied.
"Oh yes, sir, " he said mechanically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None too soon, for the horse lunged at him.
"A rub down, a pint of beer, and water and feed in an hour, and I'll cometo see him myself late to-night. " Jacques had loosened the saddle-bagsand taken them off. Gaston spoke to the horse, patted his neck, and gavehim to the groom. Then he went up the steps, followed by Jacques. Heturned at the door to see the groom leading both horses off, and eyeingSaracen suspiciously. He laughed noiselessly.
"Saracen 'll teach him things, " he said. "I might war...n him, but it'sbest for the horses to make their own impressions. " "What name, sir?" asked a footman.
"You are--?" "Falby, Sir. " "Falby, look after my man Brillon here, and take me to Sir William. " "What name, sir?" Gaston, as if with sudden thought, stepped into the light of the candles, and said in a low voice: "Falby, don't you know me?" The footman turned a little pale, as his eyes, in spite of themselves, clung to Gaston's. A kind of fright came, and then they steadied.
"Oh yes, sir, " he said mechanically.
What to read after The Trespasser, volume 1?
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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