The Man of Destiny
The Man of Destiny
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Nonsense, sir. This is certainly a lady (she suddenly dropshis arm and blushes again); and you are under arrest. Put down yoursword, sir, instantly.
LIEUTENANT. General: I tell you he's an Austrian spy. He passed himselfoff on me as one of General Massena's staff this afternoon; and nowhe's passing himself off on you as a woman. Am I to believe my own eyesor not?
LADY. General: it must be my brother. He is on General Massena's staff. He is very like me.
LIEUTENANT (his mind giving way). Do you ...mean to say that you're notyour brother, but your sister?--the sister who was so like me?--who hadmy beautiful blue eyes? It was a lie: your eyes are not like mine:they're exactly like your own. What perfidy!
NAPOLEON. Lieutenant: will you obey my orders and leave the room, sinceyou are convinced at last that this is no gentleman?
LIEUTENANT. Gentleman! I should think not. No gentleman would haveabused my confi-- NAPOLEON (out of all patience). Enough, sir, enough. Will you leave theroom. I order you to leave the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nonsense, sir. This is certainly a lady (she suddenly dropshis arm and blushes again); and you are under arrest. Put down yoursword, sir, instantly.
LIEUTENANT. General: I tell you he's an Austrian spy. He passed himselfoff on me as one of General Massena's staff this afternoon; and nowhe's passing himself off on you as a woman. Am I to believe my own eyesor not?
LADY. General: it must be my brother. He is on General Massena's staff. He is very like me.
LIEUTENANT (his mind giving way). Do you ...mean to say that you're notyour brother, but your sister?--the sister who was so like me?--who hadmy beautiful blue eyes? It was a lie: your eyes are not like mine:they're exactly like your own. What perfidy!
NAPOLEON. Lieutenant: will you obey my orders and leave the room, sinceyou are convinced at last that this is no gentleman?
LIEUTENANT. Gentleman! I should think not. No gentleman would haveabused my confi-- NAPOLEON (out of all patience). Enough, sir, enough. Will you leave theroom. I order you to leave the room.
What to read after The Man of Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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