The Angel of the Revolution a Tale of the Coming Terror
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" " Pardon me, Admiral, " interrupted Mazanoff, " that is not the question. I presume you recognise his Majesty's signature, and see that he desires the air-ship to be given up. " "His Majesty's signature can be forged, just as Nihilists' passports can be, Mr. Terrorist, for that's what I presume you are, and " " Admiral, I solemnly assure you that that letter is genuine, and that it is really his Majesty's wish that the air-ship should be given up, " the Professor broke in before Mazanoff had ...time to reply. " It is to be given in exchange for nine war-balloons which these air-ships captured before daybreak this morning. " " How do you come to be the bearer of it, sir ? Please answer me that first. " 232 THE ANGEL OF THE REVOLUTION.
" I am a prisoner of war. I surrendered to save the Arsenal and perhaps Petersburg from destruction under circumstances which I cannot now explain " "Thank you, sir, that is quite enough! A pretty story, truly ! And you ask me to believe this, and to give up that priceless air-ship on such grounds as these a story that would hardly deceive a child ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Pardon me, Admiral, " interrupted Mazanoff, " that is not the question. I presume you recognise his Majesty's signature, and see that he desires the air-ship to be given up. " "His Majesty's signature can be forged, just as Nihilists' passports can be, Mr. Terrorist, for that's what I presume you are, and " " Admiral, I solemnly assure you that that letter is genuine, and that it is really his Majesty's wish that the air-ship should be given up, " the Professor broke in before Mazanoff had ...time to reply. " It is to be given in exchange for nine war-balloons which these air-ships captured before daybreak this morning. " " How do you come to be the bearer of it, sir ? Please answer me that first. " 232 THE ANGEL OF THE REVOLUTION.
" I am a prisoner of war. I surrendered to save the Arsenal and perhaps Petersburg from destruction under circumstances which I cannot now explain " "Thank you, sir, that is quite enough! A pretty story, truly ! And you ask me to believe this, and to give up that priceless air-ship on such grounds as these a story that would hardly deceive a child ?
What to read after The Angel of the Revolution a Tale of the Coming Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith George Chetwynd to read onlineMoreLess
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