The Passport
The Passport
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The Chief arrived after the three fia'd lunched and at once began the inquiry that should prove the first step in the airing of the conspiracy charges.
Mrs. Berwin told the story of the conversation ij Washington the night that Mary had overheard it and which formed the basis for Mary's telegram to Richard urging him to meet her in New York at the first oppor- tunity. The "dreadful thing" that Mrs. Berwin had protested against but which she had not communi- cated to Mary when the daughter had a...sked her about it, was the proposed sinking of the new Oklahoma off 136 THE PASSPORT Sandy Hook, which, as had since been learned, had been attempted unsuccessfully.
The woman declared that she had no personal desire to interfere in the least degree with the handling of the case by the American government and further stated that, inasmuch as her husband had formally become an American citizen, had voted for many years and was not, as far as the United States laws were concerned, a subject of the German Emperor, she did not believe the German Embassy had any rights in the matter of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chief arrived after the three fia'd lunched and at once began the inquiry that should prove the first step in the airing of the conspiracy charges.
Mrs. Berwin told the story of the conversation ij Washington the night that Mary had overheard it and which formed the basis for Mary's telegram to Richard urging him to meet her in New York at the first oppor- tunity. The "dreadful thing" that Mrs. Berwin had protested against but which she had not communi- cated to Mary when the daughter had a...sked her about it, was the proposed sinking of the new Oklahoma off 136 THE PASSPORT Sandy Hook, which, as had since been learned, had been attempted unsuccessfully.
The woman declared that she had no personal desire to interfere in the least degree with the handling of the case by the American government and further stated that, inasmuch as her husband had formally become an American citizen, had voted for many years and was not, as far as the United States laws were concerned, a subject of the German Emperor, she did not believe the German Embassy had any rights in the matter of Mr.
What to read after The Passport?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Vote to read onlineMoreLess
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