L'inconnu. the Unknown
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My grand- father, in the greatest surprise, put out his hand to his friend and was about to ask him a question when, as sudden- ly as he had come, he disappeared. When my grandfather reached home he asked if the colonel had called to see him ; and when his servant said 'no,' though still very uneasy, he went to his club. There nobody had seen the colonel.
Weeks passed. At that time news travelled less rapidly than it does now. One day as he was looking over a weekly paper published in India, he... read to his great sorrow that among those who lost their lives through the treason of the Se- poys was his own friend, and on comparing dates he could not but suppose that the colonel died on the same day that he had seen his apparition in one of the most crowded streets of London, where he and his friend had been fond of walk- ing together and studying the faces of the London population.
(B) " A young pastor told me the following story : 188 OF TELEPATHIC COMMUNICATIONS "•My father,' he said, 'died when I was a baby; my brother and I were brought up by the best, the kindest, and the most judicious of mothers, in the austere city of Bologna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My grand- father, in the greatest surprise, put out his hand to his friend and was about to ask him a question when, as sudden- ly as he had come, he disappeared. When my grandfather reached home he asked if the colonel had called to see him ; and when his servant said 'no,' though still very uneasy, he went to his club. There nobody had seen the colonel.
Weeks passed. At that time news travelled less rapidly than it does now. One day as he was looking over a weekly paper published in India, he... read to his great sorrow that among those who lost their lives through the treason of the Se- poys was his own friend, and on comparing dates he could not but suppose that the colonel died on the same day that he had seen his apparition in one of the most crowded streets of London, where he and his friend had been fond of walk- ing together and studying the faces of the London population.
(B) " A young pastor told me the following story : 188 OF TELEPATHIC COMMUNICATIONS "•My father,' he said, 'died when I was a baby; my brother and I were brought up by the best, the kindest, and the most judicious of mothers, in the austere city of Bologna.
What to read after L'inconnu. the Unknown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flammarion, Camille, 1842-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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