These Old Shades
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I demand speech with him! I want an explanation of him!”“My dear sir,” said Avon. “Pray join our ranks! We all want that.”“Who the devil are you?” cried the exasperated little man.“Sir,” bowed his Grace. “I believe I am the devil. So they say.”Merivale was shaken with silent laughter. Mr. Manvers turned to him.“Is this a mad-house?” he asked. “Who is he?”“He is the Duke of Avon,” said Merivale unsteadily.Mr. Manvers pounced on Avon again.“Ah! Then you are Lord Rupert’s brother!” he said vindicti...vely.“My misfortune, sir, believe me.”“What I demand to know is this!” said Mr. Manvers. “Where is my roan?”“I haven’t the least idea,” said his Grace placidly. “I am not even sure that I know what you are talking about.”“Faith, I’m sure I don’t!” chuckled Merivale.“My roan horse, sir! Where is it? Answer me that!”“I fear you will have to hold me excused,” said the Duke. “I know nothing about your horse. In fact, I am not, at the moment, interested in your horse—roan or otherwise.”Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I demand speech with him! I want an explanation of him!”“My dear sir,” said Avon. “Pray join our ranks! We all want that.”“Who the devil are you?” cried the exasperated little man.“Sir,” bowed his Grace. “I believe I am the devil. So they say.”Merivale was shaken with silent laughter. Mr. Manvers turned to him.“Is this a mad-house?” he asked. “Who is he?”“He is the Duke of Avon,” said Merivale unsteadily.Mr. Manvers pounced on Avon again.“Ah! Then you are Lord Rupert’s brother!” he said vindicti...vely.“My misfortune, sir, believe me.”“What I demand to know is this!” said Mr. Manvers. “Where is my roan?”“I haven’t the least idea,” said his Grace placidly. “I am not even sure that I know what you are talking about.”“Faith, I’m sure I don’t!” chuckled Merivale.“My roan horse, sir! Where is it? Answer me that!”“I fear you will have to hold me excused,” said the Duke. “I know nothing about your horse. In fact, I am not, at the moment, interested in your horse—roan or otherwise.”Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgette Heyer to read onlineMoreLess
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