From Pekin to Calais By Land
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No three men, said the mathematician, could fire at each other. The thing was absurd, unfair, preposterous ; one of them must be at a disadvantage. The discussion became so heated at last that Wormoff had to put a stop to it, thinking every instant the pair would come to blows, and peace was, for a time, restored.
z 2 340 FROM PBKIN TO CALAIS BY LAND.
We then adjourned to the drawing-room, where all sang and shouted at the top of their voices, regardless of time or tune, till past 4 a.m. • If p...oor Madame WormofE slept anywhere near, she must have had a bad time of it. Suddenly, while at the piano, a low, choking sound attracted my attention, and I looked underneath to find Russia (represented by the mathematician), lying on the top of Germany (represented by the chemist), and slowly but surely throttling her. The thing had been done so gently that neither Lancaster nor myself had noticed it. The others had returned to the dining-room and vodka. Quickly summon- ing Wormoff, we managed to get them apart, but not without difficulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No three men, said the mathematician, could fire at each other. The thing was absurd, unfair, preposterous ; one of them must be at a disadvantage. The discussion became so heated at last that Wormoff had to put a stop to it, thinking every instant the pair would come to blows, and peace was, for a time, restored.
z 2 340 FROM PBKIN TO CALAIS BY LAND.
We then adjourned to the drawing-room, where all sang and shouted at the top of their voices, regardless of time or tune, till past 4 a.m. • If p...oor Madame WormofE slept anywhere near, she must have had a bad time of it. Suddenly, while at the piano, a low, choking sound attracted my attention, and I looked underneath to find Russia (represented by the mathematician), lying on the top of Germany (represented by the chemist), and slowly but surely throttling her. The thing had been done so gently that neither Lancaster nor myself had noticed it. The others had returned to the dining-room and vodka. Quickly summon- ing Wormoff, we managed to get them apart, but not without difficulty.
What to read after From Pekin to Calais By Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Windt, Harry, 1856-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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