The Mission of Mr. Eustace Greyne
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" "Wicked, monsieur. " "Well, let's be off to the mosque. " One of the chasseurs--a child of eight who was thankful that he knew nobetter--burst into a piping laugh. The waiters turned hastily away, andthe German-Swiss porters retreated to the bureau with some activity.
"To the mosque--precisely, monsieur, " returned the guide, with completeself-possession.
They stepped out at once upon the pavement, where a carriage was inwaiting.
"Where are we going?" inquired Mr. Greyne in an anxious voice.
..."We are going to the heights to see the Ouled, " replied the guide. "_Enavant!_" He bounded in beside Mr. Greyne, the coachman cracked his whip, thehorses trotted. They were off upon their terrible pilgrimage.
V On the following afternoon, at a quarter to three, when Mr. Greynecame down to breakfast, he found, lying beside the boiled eggs, anote directed to him in a feminine handwriting. He tote it open withtrembling fingers, and read as follows:-- 1 Rue du Petit Neore.
Dear Monsieur, --I am here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Wicked, monsieur. " "Well, let's be off to the mosque. " One of the chasseurs--a child of eight who was thankful that he knew nobetter--burst into a piping laugh. The waiters turned hastily away, andthe German-Swiss porters retreated to the bureau with some activity.
"To the mosque--precisely, monsieur, " returned the guide, with completeself-possession.
They stepped out at once upon the pavement, where a carriage was inwaiting.
"Where are we going?" inquired Mr. Greyne in an anxious voice.
..."We are going to the heights to see the Ouled, " replied the guide. "_Enavant!_" He bounded in beside Mr. Greyne, the coachman cracked his whip, thehorses trotted. They were off upon their terrible pilgrimage.
V On the following afternoon, at a quarter to three, when Mr. Greynecame down to breakfast, he found, lying beside the boiled eggs, anote directed to him in a feminine handwriting. He tote it open withtrembling fingers, and read as follows:-- 1 Rue du Petit Neore.
Dear Monsieur, --I am here.
What to read after The Mission of Mr. Eustace Greyne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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