Monsieur Dor a Dramatic Fantasy
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To-day is not the first time that I hear the name of the Blausteins.
GILBERT. Possibly not ! But you spoke of their giving orders LOBEN. I hate to disillusion you there was a time when I felt about things as you do now those were the days of my diplomatic innocence. [Motor-horn is heard outside. LOBEN goes to the window. ] It s your principal, Sir Mortimer.
GILBERT. [Looks at his watch. ] He s on time. It lacks a minute or two of three.
LOBEN. [Coming forward. ] He evidently doesn t believe in ...keeping an emissary of the Blausteins waiting. [GILBERT is annoyed. ] No offense, Mr. Gilbert the others won t be long in following him. [Enter SIR MORTIMER MUIRHEAD at the centre^ MUIRHEAD. [Nods to GILBERT, then tUTUS to LOBEN. ] Good afternoon, Herr Loben. Graefflingen s coming?
LOBEN. [Politely. ] Yes, Sir Mortimer. He should be here now.
MUIRHEAD. [To GILBERT. ] You have sent off the dispatches?
Ill Monsieur D Or 93 GILBERT. Yes; they went this morning. I have re ceived a wire confirming your reservations at Geneva for next week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day is not the first time that I hear the name of the Blausteins.
GILBERT. Possibly not ! But you spoke of their giving orders LOBEN. I hate to disillusion you there was a time when I felt about things as you do now those were the days of my diplomatic innocence. [Motor-horn is heard outside. LOBEN goes to the window. ] It s your principal, Sir Mortimer.
GILBERT. [Looks at his watch. ] He s on time. It lacks a minute or two of three.
LOBEN. [Coming forward. ] He evidently doesn t believe in ...keeping an emissary of the Blausteins waiting. [GILBERT is annoyed. ] No offense, Mr. Gilbert the others won t be long in following him. [Enter SIR MORTIMER MUIRHEAD at the centre^ MUIRHEAD. [Nods to GILBERT, then tUTUS to LOBEN. ] Good afternoon, Herr Loben. Graefflingen s coming?
LOBEN. [Politely. ] Yes, Sir Mortimer. He should be here now.
MUIRHEAD. [To GILBERT. ] You have sent off the dispatches?
Ill Monsieur D Or 93 GILBERT. Yes; they went this morning. I have re ceived a wire confirming your reservations at Geneva for next week.
What to read after Monsieur Dor 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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