In the Fog
In the Fog
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' "My flask was in the hand bag, and I placed it on my lap and with mythumb slipped back the catch. As I keep my tickets and railroad guide inthe bag, I am so constantly opening it that I never bother to lockit, and the fact that it is strapped to me has always been sufficientprotection. But I can appreciate now what a satisfaction, and what atorment too, it must have been to that woman when she saw that the bagopened without a key.
"While we were crossing the mountains I had felt rather chilly... and hadbeen wearing a light racing coat. But after the lamps were lightedthe compartment became very hot and stuffy, and I found the coatuncomfortable. So I stood up, and, after first slipping the strap of thebag over my head, I placed the bag in the seat next me and pulled offthe racing coat. I don't blame myself for being careless; the bag wasstill within reach of my hand, and nothing would have happened ifat that exact moment the train had not stopped at Arles. It was thecombination of my removing the bag and our entering the station at thesame instant which gave the Princess Zichy the chance she wanted to robme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "My flask was in the hand bag, and I placed it on my lap and with mythumb slipped back the catch. As I keep my tickets and railroad guide inthe bag, I am so constantly opening it that I never bother to lockit, and the fact that it is strapped to me has always been sufficientprotection. But I can appreciate now what a satisfaction, and what atorment too, it must have been to that woman when she saw that the bagopened without a key.
"While we were crossing the mountains I had felt rather chilly... and hadbeen wearing a light racing coat. But after the lamps were lightedthe compartment became very hot and stuffy, and I found the coatuncomfortable. So I stood up, and, after first slipping the strap of thebag over my head, I placed the bag in the seat next me and pulled offthe racing coat. I don't blame myself for being careless; the bag wasstill within reach of my hand, and nothing would have happened ifat that exact moment the train had not stopped at Arles. It was thecombination of my removing the bag and our entering the station at thesame instant which gave the Princess Zichy the chance she wanted to robme.
What to read after In the Fog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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