In Direct Peril: a Novel
In Direct Peril: a Novel
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You think it strange that a girl should be thinking of these things." "Indeed, no," I answered. "I should think it strange in your case if you had no such thoughts.
And let me tell you. Miss Rossano, that I think your friend Count Ruffiano's dream is coming near at last.
He may wake any fine morning to find it very near indeed." "You think so?" she cried, with a restrained vehemence. " You have heard news while you were abroad?" " No news," I answered; "but I can see the general trend of things.... There is an awakening spirit of liberty on the Continent, and unless I am much mis- taken, a map of Europe of this date will be a sur- prising thing to look at in half a dozen years." I should be a fool to pretend that I foresaw all the political changes which have taken place since then, but I should have been blind if I had not fore- seen some of them. Liberty was in the air ; there was an underlying strife and turmoil in the world's affairs which was not evident to everybody, though a soldier of fortune like myself, who made the cause of liberty his trade, was bound to be aware of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You think it strange that a girl should be thinking of these things." "Indeed, no," I answered. "I should think it strange in your case if you had no such thoughts.
And let me tell you. Miss Rossano, that I think your friend Count Ruffiano's dream is coming near at last.
He may wake any fine morning to find it very near indeed." "You think so?" she cried, with a restrained vehemence. " You have heard news while you were abroad?" " No news," I answered; "but I can see the general trend of things.... There is an awakening spirit of liberty on the Continent, and unless I am much mis- taken, a map of Europe of this date will be a sur- prising thing to look at in half a dozen years." I should be a fool to pretend that I foresaw all the political changes which have taken place since then, but I should have been blind if I had not fore- seen some of them. Liberty was in the air ; there was an underlying strife and turmoil in the world's affairs which was not evident to everybody, though a soldier of fortune like myself, who made the cause of liberty his trade, was bound to be aware of it.
What to read after In Direct Peril: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray David Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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