The Lost Naval Papers
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"His lordship is in his roommaking out the orders for the Fleet. He bids me say that he is quiteat your service. " The First Lord flushed, and glanced hurriedly at Dawson, who stood atattention, stolid, silent, immovable. It would seem that he readnothing in the message.
"The Mountain is old and stiff in his joints, " remarked the First Lordplayfully. "When he settles into his chair, it would take a bomb tolift him out. We are young and active; we must consider theinfirmities of age. Mahomet wi...ll go to the Mountain, and you willplease to follow. " Mahomet, swinging his long coat-tails, strode out of the room and downa passage, whence they emerged into another room also set about withpin-studded maps.
"Ha!" said the First Lord, "as you would not come to us, we haveunbent our dignity and come to you. This is Chief Inspector Dawson. " "So I supposed, " growled the grizzled old man, who sat at a big deskupon which was piled many flimsies. It was the great Lord Jacquetot, who for all his French name was English of the English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"His lordship is in his roommaking out the orders for the Fleet. He bids me say that he is quiteat your service. " The First Lord flushed, and glanced hurriedly at Dawson, who stood atattention, stolid, silent, immovable. It would seem that he readnothing in the message.
"The Mountain is old and stiff in his joints, " remarked the First Lordplayfully. "When he settles into his chair, it would take a bomb tolift him out. We are young and active; we must consider theinfirmities of age. Mahomet wi...ll go to the Mountain, and you willplease to follow. " Mahomet, swinging his long coat-tails, strode out of the room and downa passage, whence they emerged into another room also set about withpin-studded maps.
"Ha!" said the First Lord, "as you would not come to us, we haveunbent our dignity and come to you. This is Chief Inspector Dawson. " "So I supposed, " growled the grizzled old man, who sat at a big deskupon which was piled many flimsies. It was the great Lord Jacquetot, who for all his French name was English of the English.
What to read after The Lost Naval Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Copplestone Bennet to read onlineMoreLess
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