Robur the Conqueror
Robur the Conqueror
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When he raised his head the president and secretary of the WeldonInstitute stood by his side.
"Engineer Robur, " said Uncle Prudent, in vain endeavoring to controlhimself, "we have nothing to ask about what you seem to believe, butwe wish to ask you a question which we think you would do well toanswer. " "Speak. " "By what right did you attack us in Philadelphia in Fairmount Park?By what right did you shut us up in that prison? By what right haveyou brought us against our will on board this fly...ing machine?" "And by what right, Messieurs Balloonists, did you insult andthreaten me in your club in such a way that I am astonished I cameout of it alive?" "To ask is not to answer, " said Phil Evans, "and I repeat, by whatright?" "Do you wish to know?" "If you please. " "Well, by the right of the strongest!" "That is cynical. " "But it is true. " "And for how long, citizen engineer, " asked Uncle Prudent, who wasnearly exploding, "for how long do you intend to exercise that right?" "How can you?" said Robur, ironically, "how can you ask me such aquestion when you have only to cast down your eyes to enjoy aspectacle unparalleled in the world?" The "Albatross" was then sweeping across the immense expanse of LakeOntario.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he raised his head the president and secretary of the WeldonInstitute stood by his side.
"Engineer Robur, " said Uncle Prudent, in vain endeavoring to controlhimself, "we have nothing to ask about what you seem to believe, butwe wish to ask you a question which we think you would do well toanswer. " "Speak. " "By what right did you attack us in Philadelphia in Fairmount Park?By what right did you shut us up in that prison? By what right haveyou brought us against our will on board this fly...ing machine?" "And by what right, Messieurs Balloonists, did you insult andthreaten me in your club in such a way that I am astonished I cameout of it alive?" "To ask is not to answer, " said Phil Evans, "and I repeat, by whatright?" "Do you wish to know?" "If you please. " "Well, by the right of the strongest!" "That is cynical. " "But it is true. " "And for how long, citizen engineer, " asked Uncle Prudent, who wasnearly exploding, "for how long do you intend to exercise that right?" "How can you?" said Robur, ironically, "how can you ask me such aquestion when you have only to cast down your eyes to enjoy aspectacle unparalleled in the world?" The "Albatross" was then sweeping across the immense expanse of LakeOntario.
What to read after Robur the Conqueror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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