On Etna
On Etna
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Mark noticed that he seemed annoyed and perturbed, for he was cross-questioning the man, who, with the t)rpical Sicilian insistence, kept on repeating his assurance that he had seen the money himself and counted the notes, and that, after having done so, he had handed them back to the Prince, who put them in his inside waistcoat pocket. The man knew nothing more; he had merely carried out the Prince's instruc- tions, and had taken the goatherd and himself back to the castello by the route which... was safest and most misleading. He naturally imagined that the Prince and Pepino had arrived with the ransom many hours before he had, as they were mounted on splendid horses, and signified their intention of taking a much more direct route.
Mark was next cross-questioned, and, his statement entirely corroborating that of the brigand, the Capo then discussed with the brigand whether the missing men could have been captured, or, what was still more likely, whether they were in hiding, waiting until some suspected danger had passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark noticed that he seemed annoyed and perturbed, for he was cross-questioning the man, who, with the t)rpical Sicilian insistence, kept on repeating his assurance that he had seen the money himself and counted the notes, and that, after having done so, he had handed them back to the Prince, who put them in his inside waistcoat pocket. The man knew nothing more; he had merely carried out the Prince's instruc- tions, and had taken the goatherd and himself back to the castello by the route which... was safest and most misleading. He naturally imagined that the Prince and Pepino had arrived with the ransom many hours before he had, as they were mounted on splendid horses, and signified their intention of taking a much more direct route.
Mark was next cross-questioned, and, his statement entirely corroborating that of the brigand, the Capo then discussed with the brigand whether the missing men could have been captured, or, what was still more likely, whether they were in hiding, waiting until some suspected danger had passed.
What to read after On Etna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lorimer Norma to read onlineMoreLess
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