The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis Xvii)
The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis Xvii)
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An old peasant with whom we had become associated, advised that I should go to Saxony where the Strickreiter were not powerful. He gave me what food and money he could spare, and, carrying Fritz's coat, in which I found six hundred francs, I resolved to join the Prussian army, it seeming my only choice. I started for Berlin. On the journey a fellow traveller evinced great cordiality, to the extent of lending me his passport, bearing the name ** William Naundorff." He declared he did not require... it, being well known. I looked at this new friend intently. I had seen his face before.
Chapter XI NAUNDORFF ^/THAT was this new mystery ? Why should ^^ this man give me his name, for I was forced to retain it ? When we reached Weimar, my benefactor disappeared. The freedom I breathed inebriated me and I ceased wondering. On reach- ing Berlin, I put up at an inn, where I was soon visited by the police who asked how long I intended to remain in the capital. I referred them to the passport which I had delivered to the city's au- thorities and thus did I imbue myself forever with the personality of my fellow passenger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An old peasant with whom we had become associated, advised that I should go to Saxony where the Strickreiter were not powerful. He gave me what food and money he could spare, and, carrying Fritz's coat, in which I found six hundred francs, I resolved to join the Prussian army, it seeming my only choice. I started for Berlin. On the journey a fellow traveller evinced great cordiality, to the extent of lending me his passport, bearing the name ** William Naundorff." He declared he did not require... it, being well known. I looked at this new friend intently. I had seen his face before.
Chapter XI NAUNDORFF ^/THAT was this new mystery ? Why should ^^ this man give me his name, for I was forced to retain it ? When we reached Weimar, my benefactor disappeared. The freedom I breathed inebriated me and I ceased wondering. On reach- ing Berlin, I put up at an inn, where I was soon visited by the police who asked how long I intended to remain in the capital. I referred them to the passport which I had delivered to the city's au- thorities and thus did I imbue myself forever with the personality of my fellow passenger.
What to read after The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis Xvii)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pardo Bazán, Emilia, Condesa De, 1852-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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