A Desert Drama
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" But the Frenchman only shrugged his shoulders and relapsed into a deepergloom.
The Moolah looked from one to the other, and the kindly expression beganto fade away from his large, baggy face. His mouth drew down at thecorners, and became hard and severe.
"Have these infidels been playing with us, then?" said he to thedragoman. "Why is it that they talk among themselves and have nothing tosay to me?" "He is getting impatient about it, " said Cochrane. "Perhaps I had betterdo what I can, Belmon...t, since this damned fellow has left us in thelurch. " But the ready wit of a woman saved the situation.
"I am sure, Monsieur Fardet, " said Mrs. Belmont, "that you, who are aFrenchman, and therefore a man of gallantry and honour, would not permityour own wounded feelings to interfere with the fulfilment of yourpromise and your duty towards three helpless ladies. " Fardet was on his feet in an instant, with his hand over his heart.
"You understand my nature, madame, " he cried. "I am incapable ofabandoning a lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But the Frenchman only shrugged his shoulders and relapsed into a deepergloom.
The Moolah looked from one to the other, and the kindly expression beganto fade away from his large, baggy face. His mouth drew down at thecorners, and became hard and severe.
"Have these infidels been playing with us, then?" said he to thedragoman. "Why is it that they talk among themselves and have nothing tosay to me?" "He is getting impatient about it, " said Cochrane. "Perhaps I had betterdo what I can, Belmon...t, since this damned fellow has left us in thelurch. " But the ready wit of a woman saved the situation.
"I am sure, Monsieur Fardet, " said Mrs. Belmont, "that you, who are aFrenchman, and therefore a man of gallantry and honour, would not permityour own wounded feelings to interfere with the fulfilment of yourpromise and your duty towards three helpless ladies. " Fardet was on his feet in an instant, with his hand over his heart.
"You understand my nature, madame, " he cried. "I am incapable ofabandoning a lady.
What to read after A Desert Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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