Kings in Adversity
Kings in Adversity
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" He is dead?" " Yes, " answered Gerald Strong. " He died this afternoon. " A change came over the face of the son of kings. The dread certainty that confronted him seemed to affect him like a call to arms. He stood more erect, the lines around his mouth grew firm, and his voice was cold and hard, as he said: " Mr. Strong, may I ask you to tell me all that you have heard?" " You will find the facts, as far as they are known, in this dispatch from Rexopolis. " Prince Carlo took the newspaper and... ea- gerly perused the two columns outlining the situation at his capital. While he was read- ing, Ned Strong said to his father : " How did you know, father, that Count Szalaki was the crown prince?" " The Trumpet, Ned, has a long account of the occurrences that have made our manor- house unpleasantly notorious. " "Ha!" cried Ned. " Our friend Mr. Bene- dict has been very energetic. " 138 KINGS IN ADVERSITY.
" Furthermore, " continued Mr. Strong, " I have several dispatches to-day from our representative in Vienna, who has been clever enough to suspect that Count Szalaki might be the Crown Prince Carlo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He is dead?" " Yes, " answered Gerald Strong. " He died this afternoon. " A change came over the face of the son of kings. The dread certainty that confronted him seemed to affect him like a call to arms. He stood more erect, the lines around his mouth grew firm, and his voice was cold and hard, as he said: " Mr. Strong, may I ask you to tell me all that you have heard?" " You will find the facts, as far as they are known, in this dispatch from Rexopolis. " Prince Carlo took the newspaper and... ea- gerly perused the two columns outlining the situation at his capital. While he was read- ing, Ned Strong said to his father : " How did you know, father, that Count Szalaki was the crown prince?" " The Trumpet, Ned, has a long account of the occurrences that have made our manor- house unpleasantly notorious. " "Ha!" cried Ned. " Our friend Mr. Bene- dict has been very energetic. " 138 KINGS IN ADVERSITY.
" Furthermore, " continued Mr. Strong, " I have several dispatches to-day from our representative in Vienna, who has been clever enough to suspect that Count Szalaki might be the Crown Prince Carlo.
What to read after Kings in Adversity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Sims Van Zile to read onlineMoreLess
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