Sharpe's Adventure 09 Sharpe's Gold by Bernard Cornwell

By Bernard Cornwell

Richard Sharpe and the Destruction of Almeida, August 1810 daring, specialist and decided, Richard Sharpe embarks on a determined project. He needs to recuperate the treasure, important to the luck of the conflict, now hidden at the back of enemy strains. The gold is within the ownership of a strong guerrilla chief, feared by means of best friend and enemy alike. And he has no love for Sharpe, the fellow who has stolen his lady. yet Sharpe's fiercest battles lie with the British officials, unaware of his lethal mystery and mistrustful of his ruthless equipment. the total Sharpe assortment with a brand new creation through the writer

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Com­pa­ny! ' They marched be­hind the tall Ri­fle­man as Bat­ten picked him­self up, brushed in­ef­fec­tive­ly at the wa­ter that had flowed in­to the lock of his gun, and then sham­bled af­ter the Com­pa­ny. He pushed him­self in­to his file and mut­tered at his silent com­pan­ions. ' Harp­er's voice was as harsh as his Cap­tain's. 'You know the rules. ' The Sergeant shout­ed at the Com­pa­ny to pick up their feet, bel­lowed the steps at them, and all the time he won­dered what faced Sharpe now.

The Ger­man of­fi­cer's eye­brows went up; his face split in­to a smile. 'Cap­tain Sharpe! ' He pumped Sharpe's hand, clapped him on the shoul­der, then turned to shout at his men. The blue-​coat­ed cav­al­ry grinned at Sharpe, nod­ded at him. They had all heard of him: the man who had cap­tured the French Ea­gle at Ta­lav­era. Sharpe jerked his head to­wards Patrick Harp­er and the Com­pa­ny. 'Don't for­get Sergeant Harp­er, and the Com­pa­ny. ' The Ger­man beamed at the Light Com­pa­ny. ' He clicked his heels to Sharpe and gave the slight­est nod.

Out­side the head­quar­ters the bu­gles sound­ed the evening and the sun sank in mag­nif­icent crim­son. In­side the qui­et room the Gen­er­al paused a mo­ment be­fore plung­ing back in­to the pa­per­work that must be done be­fore the din­ner of roast mut­ton. Hogan, he thought, was right. If a mir­acle were need­ed to save the cam­paign, and it was, then the rogue he had just seen was the best man for the job. More than a rogue: a fight­er, and a man who looked on fail­ure as un­think­able. But a rogue, thought Welling­ton, a damned rogue all the same.

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