The Twelve Best Tales By English Writers
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The page brought in the box, and was bidden to wait without, which he did; but there led from Monsieur de Magny 's bedroom into his ante-chamber two doors, the great one which formed the entrance into his room, and a smaller one which led, as the fashion is with our houses abroad, into the closet which communicates with the alcove where the bed is. The door of this was found by M. De Weissenborn to be open, and the young man was thus enabled to hear and see everything which occurred within the ...apartment.
"The general, somewhat nervously, asked what was the reason of so early a visit from his highness; to which the prince did not for a while reply, farther than by staring at him rather wildly, and pacing up and down the room.
"At last he said, 'Here is the cause!' dashing his fist on the box; and, as he had forgotten to bring the key with him, he went to the door for a moment, saying, 'Weissenborn perhaps has it;' but, seeing over the stove one of the general's couteaux-de- THE PRINCESS'S TRAGEDY 105 chasse, he took it down, and said, 'That will do/ and fell to work to burst the red trunk open with the blade of the forest-knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The page brought in the box, and was bidden to wait without, which he did; but there led from Monsieur de Magny 's bedroom into his ante-chamber two doors, the great one which formed the entrance into his room, and a smaller one which led, as the fashion is with our houses abroad, into the closet which communicates with the alcove where the bed is. The door of this was found by M. De Weissenborn to be open, and the young man was thus enabled to hear and see everything which occurred within the ...apartment.
"The general, somewhat nervously, asked what was the reason of so early a visit from his highness; to which the prince did not for a while reply, farther than by staring at him rather wildly, and pacing up and down the room.
"At last he said, 'Here is the cause!' dashing his fist on the box; and, as he had forgotten to bring the key with him, he went to the door for a moment, saying, 'Weissenborn perhaps has it;' but, seeing over the stove one of the general's couteaux-de- THE PRINCESS'S TRAGEDY 105 chasse, he took it down, and said, 'That will do/ and fell to work to burst the red trunk open with the blade of the forest-knife.
What to read after The Twelve Best Tales By English Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Luke Gowans to read onlineMoreLess
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