Annajanska, the Bolshevik Empress
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STRAMMFEST. They travel in khaki. They do not travel in full dress courtuniform as this man did.
SCHNEIDEKIND. Only officers who are eloping with grand duchesses wearcourt uniform: otherwise the grand duchesses could not be seen withthem.
STRAMMFEST. Hold your tongue. [Schneidekind, in high dudgeon, folds hisarms and retires from the conversation. The General returns to his paperand to his examination of the Grand Duchess. ] This officer travelledwith your passport. What have you to say to that...?
THE GRAND DUCHESS. Bosh! How could a man travel with a woman's passport?
STRAMMFEST. It is quite simple, as you very well know. A dozentravellers arrive at the boundary. The official collects theirpassports. He counts twelve persons; then counts the passports. If thereare twelve, he is satisfied.
THE GRAND DUCHESS. Then how do you know that one of the passports wasmine?
STRAMMFEST. A waiter at the Potterdam Hotel looked at the officer'spassport when he was in his bath. It was your passport.
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STRAMMFEST. They travel in khaki. They do not travel in full dress courtuniform as this man did.
SCHNEIDEKIND. Only officers who are eloping with grand duchesses wearcourt uniform: otherwise the grand duchesses could not be seen withthem.
STRAMMFEST. Hold your tongue. [Schneidekind, in high dudgeon, folds hisarms and retires from the conversation. The General returns to his paperand to his examination of the Grand Duchess. ] This officer travelledwith your passport. What have you to say to that...?
THE GRAND DUCHESS. Bosh! How could a man travel with a woman's passport?
STRAMMFEST. It is quite simple, as you very well know. A dozentravellers arrive at the boundary. The official collects theirpassports. He counts twelve persons; then counts the passports. If thereare twelve, he is satisfied.
THE GRAND DUCHESS. Then how do you know that one of the passports wasmine?
STRAMMFEST. A waiter at the Potterdam Hotel looked at the officer'spassport when he was in his bath. It was your passport.
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
What to read after Annajanska, the Bolshevik Empress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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