A Royal Prisoner
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* * * * * The first problem that presented itself was to get the drunken Kingaway.
Frederick-Christian lay, an inert mass, quite incapable of rendering anyassistance. Fandor began by drawing himself up to the opening and takinga look around. The Place de la Concorde was deserted.
"Well, to work!" he cried. "There is nothing for me to do but to haulhim out, then put the body of the statue back in place. . . . If in threedays nothing happens, why I shall be free to leave. The ham will keep me...going, and as for the wine . . . Ah! an idea!" The journalist seized half a dozen of the empty bottles, climbed out andfilled them with water; returning, he drew from his pocket a thin silkcord he had taken from Juve's room. By its aid and with a strength ofwhich his slender figure gave no evidence, he succeeded in hauling theKing up to the open air.
"And now for another foot bath, " exclaimed Fandor; "saving Kings is asorry business. " Having waded again through the icy water of the basin, Fandor carriedthe unconscious monarch upon his shoulders and deposited his burden onthe sidewalk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * The first problem that presented itself was to get the drunken Kingaway.
Frederick-Christian lay, an inert mass, quite incapable of rendering anyassistance. Fandor began by drawing himself up to the opening and takinga look around. The Place de la Concorde was deserted.
"Well, to work!" he cried. "There is nothing for me to do but to haulhim out, then put the body of the statue back in place. . . . If in threedays nothing happens, why I shall be free to leave. The ham will keep me...going, and as for the wine . . . Ah! an idea!" The journalist seized half a dozen of the empty bottles, climbed out andfilled them with water; returning, he drew from his pocket a thin silkcord he had taken from Juve's room. By its aid and with a strength ofwhich his slender figure gave no evidence, he succeeded in hauling theKing up to the open air.
"And now for another foot bath, " exclaimed Fandor; "saving Kings is asorry business. " Having waded again through the icy water of the basin, Fandor carriedthe unconscious monarch upon his shoulders and deposited his burden onthe sidewalk.
What to read after A Royal Prisoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allain Marcel to read onlineMoreLess
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