The Red Neighbour
The Red Neighbour
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The governor reported to those that sent him that madame expected a solatium. It was unheard ol But she did. Sne was " a very singular woman." Of this fact the powers-that-were were fast becoming assured. A new lampoon speedily proclaimed on the house-tops, so to speak, that the Bed Neighbour was waiting to be paid to leave her prison. The powers- that-were had no notion of putting their hands into their own purses or strong-boxea It was problematical besides how much was there. There was the k...ing's treasury. The question was how much did she want!
The ^vemor was relegated to the oflSce of merely introducing the gentleman who was despatched to make the bargain.
Mr (fo-between was immensely polite, and after beat- ing about the bush a little while was pulled up very shortly by — " Are you authorised, monsieur, to agree to a sum ? " More meandering words. Then — '' Well, not precisely, madame ! " " Then," said the Bed Neighbour with an ugly deam in those curious brown eyes and a curl of her red lips, "you will be good enough to convey to Monsieur de Louvois that I desire to see some one who possesses full powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The governor reported to those that sent him that madame expected a solatium. It was unheard ol But she did. Sne was " a very singular woman." Of this fact the powers-that-were were fast becoming assured. A new lampoon speedily proclaimed on the house-tops, so to speak, that the Bed Neighbour was waiting to be paid to leave her prison. The powers- that-were had no notion of putting their hands into their own purses or strong-boxea It was problematical besides how much was there. There was the k...ing's treasury. The question was how much did she want!
The ^vemor was relegated to the oflSce of merely introducing the gentleman who was despatched to make the bargain.
Mr (fo-between was immensely polite, and after beat- ing about the bush a little while was pulled up very shortly by — " Are you authorised, monsieur, to agree to a sum ? " More meandering words. Then — '' Well, not precisely, madame ! " " Then," said the Bed Neighbour with an ugly deam in those curious brown eyes and a curl of her red lips, "you will be good enough to convey to Monsieur de Louvois that I desire to see some one who possesses full powers.
What to read after The Red Neighbour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Eccott to read onlineMoreLess
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