The Lost Ambassador
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" "At least, " I protested, "you should never have brought your niecewith you. Frankly, your concerns don't interest me a snap of thefingers. It is of your niece only that I think. You have no right toleave her alone in such anxiety!" "Nor can I see, sir, " Delora answered, "that you have any better rightto reproach me with it. Still, if it will shorten this discussion, Iadmit that if I had known how much trouble there was ahead of me Ishould not have brought her. I simply disliked having to di...sappointher. It was a long-standing promise. " "Let that go, " I answered. "I have told you that I have handed in mycommission. I have nothing more to do with you or your schemes, whatever they may be. But I came here to find you and to tell you thisone thing. Felicia says that you are her uncle, she scouts the ideaof your being an impostor, she speaks of you as tenderly andaffectionately as a girl well could. That is all very well. Yet, inthe face of it, I am here to impress this upon you. I love your niece, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "At least, " I protested, "you should never have brought your niecewith you. Frankly, your concerns don't interest me a snap of thefingers. It is of your niece only that I think. You have no right toleave her alone in such anxiety!" "Nor can I see, sir, " Delora answered, "that you have any better rightto reproach me with it. Still, if it will shorten this discussion, Iadmit that if I had known how much trouble there was ahead of me Ishould not have brought her. I simply disliked having to di...sappointher. It was a long-standing promise. " "Let that go, " I answered. "I have told you that I have handed in mycommission. I have nothing more to do with you or your schemes, whatever they may be. But I came here to find you and to tell you thisone thing. Felicia says that you are her uncle, she scouts the ideaof your being an impostor, she speaks of you as tenderly andaffectionately as a girl well could. That is all very well. Yet, inthe face of it, I am here to impress this upon you. I love your niece, Mr.
What to read after The Lost Ambassador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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