Rather Like, Some Endeavours to Assume the Mantles of the Great
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The third of the party was the first to speak.
" Monsieur Katzenstein," he said in a perfectly even and passionless voice, " it is no use your pursuing this comedy. Three days ago, you managed to kidnap Monsieur Dancart, and to extract from him a document ... of the highest importance. By a stroke of good luck, I happened to witness the little scene — which was lucky inasmuch as it enabled me to be the means of avoiding a European catastrophe. My friend, Mr. Rawdon, was thus able to leave Londo...n in time to stop your doing any mischief by bringing this document to England — at what we may term a — premature hour. Unfortunately for us, you were clever enough to escape from his hands upon your return to Paris. And it rested upon Mademoiselle Vera Gviasdovich " — ^he bowed elaborately to the lady who had been known as Madame de Saragosse — " to put you once more into our hands. Now I must ask you to hand back the document you were kind enough to — borrow from Monsieur Dancart, and to leave this country for ever." There are moments when a man feels he has lost a game, however cleverly he may have played his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The third of the party was the first to speak.
" Monsieur Katzenstein," he said in a perfectly even and passionless voice, " it is no use your pursuing this comedy. Three days ago, you managed to kidnap Monsieur Dancart, and to extract from him a document ... of the highest importance. By a stroke of good luck, I happened to witness the little scene — which was lucky inasmuch as it enabled me to be the means of avoiding a European catastrophe. My friend, Mr. Rawdon, was thus able to leave Londo...n in time to stop your doing any mischief by bringing this document to England — at what we may term a — premature hour. Unfortunately for us, you were clever enough to escape from his hands upon your return to Paris. And it rested upon Mademoiselle Vera Gviasdovich " — ^he bowed elaborately to the lady who had been known as Madame de Saragosse — " to put you once more into our hands. Now I must ask you to hand back the document you were kind enough to — borrow from Monsieur Dancart, and to leave this country for ever." There are moments when a man feels he has lost a game, however cleverly he may have played his hand.
What to read after Rather Like, Some Endeavours to Assume the Mantles of the Great?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jules Castier to read onlineMoreLess
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