A Maker of History
A Maker of History
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" he cried. 224 A MAKEE OF HISTORY ** To Sir George Duncombe ! " The Vicomte was silent for a moment. " You believe," he asked, ** that Sir (Jeoige Duncombe would guard it carefully ? " " I am sure he would," she answered. <* Mademoiselle," he said, "this is very important. Your brother's luggage has been searched, and we came to the conclusion that the paper had been taken by those who had followed him here, and may possibly have been aware that he had it. If we can get possession of it, it will be very much to the advantage of your country and mine. I scarcely dare say more. Will you give me a letter to Sir George instructing him to deliver it up to me?" She leaned a little forward and looked steadily into his eyes. " Monsieur le Vicomte,'' she said, " I do not know you very well, and it is very hard indeed for me to tell who are my friends here. Can I trust you ? " " Mademoiselle," he answered, " I will not say * like your brother,' for it is a relationship I have no wish to bear. Let me say like the person to whom your wel- fare is dearer even than his own." Phyllis felt her lips curve into a smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he cried. 224 A MAKEE OF HISTORY ** To Sir George Duncombe ! " The Vicomte was silent for a moment. " You believe," he asked, ** that Sir (Jeoige Duncombe would guard it carefully ? " " I am sure he would," she answered. <* Mademoiselle," he said, "this is very important. Your brother's luggage has been searched, and we came to the conclusion that the paper had been taken by those who had followed him here, and may possibly have been aware that he had it. If we can get possession of it, it will be very much to the advantage of your country and mine. I scarcely dare say more. Will you give me a letter to Sir George instructing him to deliver it up to me?" She leaned a little forward and looked steadily into his eyes. " Monsieur le Vicomte,'' she said, " I do not know you very well, and it is very hard indeed for me to tell who are my friends here. Can I trust you ? " " Mademoiselle," he answered, " I will not say * like your brother,' for it is a relationship I have no wish to bear. Let me say like the person to whom your wel- fare is dearer even than his own." Phyllis felt her lips curve into a smile.
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