My Reminiscenses
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Whether M. Moulin and Mr Abbott went into the Mosque or were forced into it remains a mystery, but their presence there was revealed by a few lines Mr Abbott wrote to his brother, Mr Alfred Abbott, saying, " We are kept prisoners here. You had better send the girl to the authorities as this is our only chance. " I cannot say how long it was after the receipt of this note that Mr Alfred Abbott came to find my husband, who had not yet returned. About the same time Hussein Aga came to inform me th...at the two Consuls were held captives in the Mosque, and that if the girl was not handed to the Turkish authorities within two hours they would be murdered. At the appointed time I heard pistol shots, and there was a considerable movement among the Turks in the street.
A Jewish gentleman, Mr Allatini, a man of great influence whose office was in the Consulate courtyard, ordered the Consulate gates to be closed, wliereupon in my husband's absence I wrote and asked him to have them reopened, and to allow people seeking protection under the British Flag to come in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether M. Moulin and Mr Abbott went into the Mosque or were forced into it remains a mystery, but their presence there was revealed by a few lines Mr Abbott wrote to his brother, Mr Alfred Abbott, saying, " We are kept prisoners here. You had better send the girl to the authorities as this is our only chance. " I cannot say how long it was after the receipt of this note that Mr Alfred Abbott came to find my husband, who had not yet returned. About the same time Hussein Aga came to inform me th...at the two Consuls were held captives in the Mosque, and that if the girl was not handed to the Turkish authorities within two hours they would be murdered. At the appointed time I heard pistol shots, and there was a considerable movement among the Turks in the street.
A Jewish gentleman, Mr Allatini, a man of great influence whose office was in the Consulate courtyard, ordered the Consulate gates to be closed, wliereupon in my husband's absence I wrote and asked him to have them reopened, and to allow people seeking protection under the British Flag to come in.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Janet Sandison Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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