Lafitte of Louisiana
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Pere Huot asked me about the box ; but I could recall nothing in regard to it after that terrible night." Greloire took several vigorous puffs at his cigar, and straightened himself in his chair.
" I think I can explain the mystery," he began, with the manner of one contemplating an extended recital ; " and I wonder greatly that I should have forgotten to tell you of this matter. When our emperor — General Bonaparte he was at the time — sent me to Toulon, expecting me to re- turn bringing you w...ith me, he told me of Pere Huot having written to him about the loss of a certain box of papers, important to you and your future, and which presumably had been left behind in your cottage, which was burned.
The emperor bade me discover, if possible, and in any way I might see fit, whether or not the box was really destroyed, as he hoped that some one, having found or stolen it, might be induced to restore it if bribed by a reward offered in his name. Pere Huot had written him of the box having been hidden, as you have said, by Dame Margot, under a loose brick of the hearth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pere Huot asked me about the box ; but I could recall nothing in regard to it after that terrible night." Greloire took several vigorous puffs at his cigar, and straightened himself in his chair.
" I think I can explain the mystery," he began, with the manner of one contemplating an extended recital ; " and I wonder greatly that I should have forgotten to tell you of this matter. When our emperor — General Bonaparte he was at the time — sent me to Toulon, expecting me to re- turn bringing you w...ith me, he told me of Pere Huot having written to him about the loss of a certain box of papers, important to you and your future, and which presumably had been left behind in your cottage, which was burned.
The emperor bade me discover, if possible, and in any way I might see fit, whether or not the box was really destroyed, as he hoped that some one, having found or stolen it, might be induced to restore it if bribed by a reward offered in his name. Pere Huot had written him of the box having been hidden, as you have said, by Dame Margot, under a loose brick of the hearth.
What to read after Lafitte of Louisiana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Devereux to read onlineMoreLess
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