Odd Issues
Odd Issues
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" said Mr Fischer to the obliging constable. "Then I shall be free to pull off the cap. " "With pleasure, " said the official.
"You are really very kind to me, " said Mr Fischer. " Do you think I might ask the soldier in front of you to bend his head down?" "Let this man take a photograph, soldier, will you?" said the constable, as he brandished the camera in the Mr Fischer, the Photographer 75 The soldier bent down with a little nod of ready acquiescence.
As King Constantine came opposite the ...camera, Mr Fischer made an odd, croaking noise in his efforts to say "Now, " and suddenly he raised his hand and withdrew the cap. Forthwith there streamed from the short, presenting barrel a tongue of fire, and leapt full into the breast of the great King Constantine, whose death-cry was drowned in the roar of the exploding bomb.
Mr Fischer slipped into the passage behind him and was lost to sight.
The people seized the constable, and the soldiers sabred the people.
"I was fortunate, " said Mr Fischer afterwards to his friend Paul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Mr Fischer to the obliging constable. "Then I shall be free to pull off the cap. " "With pleasure, " said the official.
"You are really very kind to me, " said Mr Fischer. " Do you think I might ask the soldier in front of you to bend his head down?" "Let this man take a photograph, soldier, will you?" said the constable, as he brandished the camera in the Mr Fischer, the Photographer 75 The soldier bent down with a little nod of ready acquiescence.
As King Constantine came opposite the ...camera, Mr Fischer made an odd, croaking noise in his efforts to say "Now, " and suddenly he raised his hand and withdrew the cap. Forthwith there streamed from the short, presenting barrel a tongue of fire, and leapt full into the breast of the great King Constantine, whose death-cry was drowned in the roar of the exploding bomb.
Mr Fischer slipped into the passage behind him and was lost to sight.
The people seized the constable, and the soldiers sabred the people.
"I was fortunate, " said Mr Fischer afterwards to his friend Paul.
What to read after Odd Issues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Squire Sprigge to read onlineMoreLess
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