A Diplomatic Adventure
A Diplomatic Adventure
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The next day his su periors would have to be told, and I have no doubt have been.
"Then, as you know, it came his turn to have a bit of good fortune. Walking in haste to escape a ducking, he must have turned into the Rue du Roi de Rome to get a cab, and was just in time to see her enter your carriage. Very likely he did not see you at all. Indeed, we may be sure that he did not. When, too, the count saw that, in place of turning homeward, she was being driven toward the Bois, his suspicions wer...e at once aroused. I ought to say that, to [98] A Diplomatic Adventure avoid using her own carriage, she had set out to walk. She was not yet watched, though she may have thought she was, and her plan was a good one. Curious and troubled, he caught a cabriolet and followed, as was natural enough.
"The direction of your flight through the Bois confirmed his suspicions. He may have guessed, and he was right, that she was about to go to her well-known little country house and meant to hide the papers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next day his su periors would have to be told, and I have no doubt have been.
"Then, as you know, it came his turn to have a bit of good fortune. Walking in haste to escape a ducking, he must have turned into the Rue du Roi de Rome to get a cab, and was just in time to see her enter your carriage. Very likely he did not see you at all. Indeed, we may be sure that he did not. When, too, the count saw that, in place of turning homeward, she was being driven toward the Bois, his suspicions wer...e at once aroused. I ought to say that, to [98] A Diplomatic Adventure avoid using her own carriage, she had set out to walk. She was not yet watched, though she may have thought she was, and her plan was a good one. Curious and troubled, he caught a cabriolet and followed, as was natural enough.
"The direction of your flight through the Bois confirmed his suspicions. He may have guessed, and he was right, that she was about to go to her well-known little country house and meant to hide the papers.
What to read after A Diplomatic Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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