The Vanishing Point
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On the way to the Cus toms he managed to get ahead, so that he could glance back several times at Santa.
After their baggage had been inspected it was necessary for them to file through a stuffy room where passports were examined. It was here that Hindwood was fully prepared to be caught. The officials at Dover had probably cabled a warning ; the inquisitive stranger might prove to be their emissary. Quite the contrary occurred. The French official, catching sight of the magic words Diplomatic ...and Special, scrutinized no further and returned the papers with a courteous apology. Making the most of his luck, Hindwood hurried Santa out onto the platform, down the long train labeled Stuttgart, Warsaw, etc. , and into the wagons-lits which went express to Vienna.
Before leaving London he had reserved two sepa rate compartments in the name of "Philip Hind- wood and party. " Now that he claimed them, he found to his annoyance that they were adjoining and connected by a private door. It was an indiscretion that he had not intended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way to the Cus toms he managed to get ahead, so that he could glance back several times at Santa.
After their baggage had been inspected it was necessary for them to file through a stuffy room where passports were examined. It was here that Hindwood was fully prepared to be caught. The officials at Dover had probably cabled a warning ; the inquisitive stranger might prove to be their emissary. Quite the contrary occurred. The French official, catching sight of the magic words Diplomatic ...and Special, scrutinized no further and returned the papers with a courteous apology. Making the most of his luck, Hindwood hurried Santa out onto the platform, down the long train labeled Stuttgart, Warsaw, etc. , and into the wagons-lits which went express to Vienna.
Before leaving London he had reserved two sepa rate compartments in the name of "Philip Hind- wood and party. " Now that he claimed them, he found to his annoyance that they were adjoining and connected by a private door. It was an indiscretion that he had not intended.
What to read after The Vanishing Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Coningsby to read onlineMoreLess
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