Monsieur D'or : a Dramatic Fantasy
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MuiRHEAD. I know absolutely nothing except that the note from Paris asks me to meet M. D'Or at three this afternoon, Andriev. My note read, ' M. D'Or of the house of Blaustein.' MuiRHEAD. Of course — mine also! [Laughing.] 94 Monsieur D'Or SC.
Otherwise what claim would the gentleman have upon our attention? [Gilbert starts and avoids the grinning glance of Loben.] Fallot. I must say that I resent such a peremptory summons, coming from such a source; but there is no alternative, I understand — ...we must simply comply with the request. [Loben coughs, and watches Gilbert's tense face.] Andriev. We may as well be prepared for the Blau- stein message — it undoubtedly concerns the Geneva Con- ference of next week. l^Motor-horn is heard again; Loben goes to the window.] Loben. It is the Baron!
MuiRHEAD. Graefflingen m)ay be bettei
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MuiRHEAD. I know absolutely nothing except that the note from Paris asks me to meet M. D'Or at three this afternoon, Andriev. My note read, ' M. D'Or of the house of Blaustein.' MuiRHEAD. Of course — mine also! [Laughing.] 94 Monsieur D'Or SC.
Otherwise what claim would the gentleman have upon our attention? [Gilbert starts and avoids the grinning glance of Loben.] Fallot. I must say that I resent such a peremptory summons, coming from such a source; but there is no alternative, I understand — ...we must simply comply with the request. [Loben coughs, and watches Gilbert's tense face.] Andriev. We may as well be prepared for the Blau- stein message — it undoubtedly concerns the Geneva Con- ference of next week. l^Motor-horn is heard again; Loben goes to the window.] Loben. It is the Baron!
MuiRHEAD. Graefflingen m)ay be bettei
What to read after Monsieur D'or : a Dramatic Fantasy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haney John Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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