The Primadonna
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Three days later Lady Maud received a document from the RussianEmbassy informing her that her husband had brought an action to obtaina divorce from her in the Ecclesiastical Court of the Patriarch ofConstantinople, on the ground of her undue intimacy with Rufus VanTorp of New York, as proved by the attested depositions of detectives. She was further informed that unless she appeared in person or byproxy before the Patriarch of Constantinople within one month of thedate of the present notice, to... defend herself against the charges madeby her husband, judgment would go by default, and the divorce would bepronounced.
At first Lady Maud imagined this extraordinary document to be a stupidpractical joke, invented by some half-fledged cousin to tease her. She had a good many cousins, among whom were several beardlessundergraduates and callow subalterns in smart regiments, who wouldthink it no end of fun to scare 'Cousin Maud. ' There was no mistakingthe official paper on which the document was written, and it borethe seal of the Chancery of the Russian Embassy; but in Lady Maud'sopinion the mention of the Patriarch of Constantinople stamped it asan egregious hoax.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three days later Lady Maud received a document from the RussianEmbassy informing her that her husband had brought an action to obtaina divorce from her in the Ecclesiastical Court of the Patriarch ofConstantinople, on the ground of her undue intimacy with Rufus VanTorp of New York, as proved by the attested depositions of detectives. She was further informed that unless she appeared in person or byproxy before the Patriarch of Constantinople within one month of thedate of the present notice, to... defend herself against the charges madeby her husband, judgment would go by default, and the divorce would bepronounced.
At first Lady Maud imagined this extraordinary document to be a stupidpractical joke, invented by some half-fledged cousin to tease her. She had a good many cousins, among whom were several beardlessundergraduates and callow subalterns in smart regiments, who wouldthink it no end of fun to scare 'Cousin Maud. ' There was no mistakingthe official paper on which the document was written, and it borethe seal of the Chancery of the Russian Embassy; but in Lady Maud'sopinion the mention of the Patriarch of Constantinople stamped it asan egregious hoax.
What to read after The Primadonna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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