Lord Tony's Wife
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le duc de Kernogan was at breakfast in his lodgings in Laura Place, when a courier was announced who was the bearer of a letter for M. le duc.
He thought the man must have been sent by Martin-Roget, who mayhap was sick, seeing that he had not been present at the Assembly Rooms last night, and the duc took the letter and opened it without misgivings. He read the address on the top of the letter: ‘Combwich Hall’—a place unknown to him, and the first words of the letter: ‘Dear father!’ And even the...n he had no misgivings.
In fact he had to read the letter through three times before the full meaning of its contents had penetrated into his brain. Whilst he read, he sat quite still, and even the hand which held the paper had not the slightest tremor. When he had finished he spoke quite quietly to his valet: ‘Give the courier a glass of ale, Frιdιrick,’ he said, ‘and tell him he can go; there is no answer. And–stay,’ he added, ‘I want you to go round at once to M. Martin-Roget’s lodgings and ask him to come and speak with me as early as possible.’ The valet left the room, and M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
le duc de Kernogan was at breakfast in his lodgings in Laura Place, when a courier was announced who was the bearer of a letter for M. le duc.
He thought the man must have been sent by Martin-Roget, who mayhap was sick, seeing that he had not been present at the Assembly Rooms last night, and the duc took the letter and opened it without misgivings. He read the address on the top of the letter: ‘Combwich Hall’—a place unknown to him, and the first words of the letter: ‘Dear father!’ And even the...n he had no misgivings.
In fact he had to read the letter through three times before the full meaning of its contents had penetrated into his brain. Whilst he read, he sat quite still, and even the hand which held the paper had not the slightest tremor. When he had finished he spoke quite quietly to his valet: ‘Give the courier a glass of ale, Frιdιrick,’ he said, ‘and tell him he can go; there is no answer. And–stay,’ he added, ‘I want you to go round at once to M. Martin-Roget’s lodgings and ask him to come and speak with me as early as possible.’ The valet left the room, and M.
What to read after Lord Tony's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmuska Orczy Orczy to read onlineMoreLess
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