A Royal Prisoner
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"Does he take me for the King too? That can't be possible. The head of the Secret Service! They must be carrying this joke out to the bitter end. I'm hanged if I can understand it. " "What do you want?" The man who since his entrance had not taken his eyes off Fandor, now appeared to be considering him with the greatest admiration.
"Ah! Heaven be thanked. . . . My most cherished 88 A ROYAL PRISONER desire has come to pass. . . . Your Majesty has been good enough to allow me the honor of a perso...nal in- terview. " "He must be mad, " thought Fandor.
"Of course I was well acquainted with your august features. . . . Frederick-Christian II is popular in his kingdom . . . His portrait hangs on the walls of pri- vate houses as well as public buildings. But your Majesty understands that portraits and the reality are often, dissimilar. . . . Now, although for seventeen years I have belonged to the Secret Service of the Kingdom, I have never before had the honor of meet- ing his Majesty face to face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Does he take me for the King too? That can't be possible. The head of the Secret Service! They must be carrying this joke out to the bitter end. I'm hanged if I can understand it. " "What do you want?" The man who since his entrance had not taken his eyes off Fandor, now appeared to be considering him with the greatest admiration.
"Ah! Heaven be thanked. . . . My most cherished 88 A ROYAL PRISONER desire has come to pass. . . . Your Majesty has been good enough to allow me the honor of a perso...nal in- terview. " "He must be mad, " thought Fandor.
"Of course I was well acquainted with your august features. . . . Frederick-Christian II is popular in his kingdom . . . His portrait hangs on the walls of pri- vate houses as well as public buildings. But your Majesty understands that portraits and the reality are often, dissimilar. . . . Now, although for seventeen years I have belonged to the Secret Service of the Kingdom, I have never before had the honor of meet- ing his Majesty face to face.
What to read after A Royal Prisoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre Souvestre to read onlineMoreLess
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