The White Slave; Or, the Russian Peasant Girl 1
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156 THE WHITE SLAVE.
" But have you reflected how I am driven into a corner," said the Prince, whose face turned to a livid lead colour on finding his vengeance so provokingly baffled. *' I am equally lost if I do not now go out." '* Not quite," said the Baron, " I will show you how to manage it ; let us send for my little doctor." Fifteen minutes after, Hippolyte, who was getting rather impatient, was shown into the Prince's bed-room, and told that he had just met with an accident; he had trip...ped and fallen down stairs as he was showing out his valued friend the Baron. And there his valued friend the Baron stood, and having caused the Prince to be copiously bled, he was then suggesting the application of iresh leeches, and the doctor seemed to defer to all his suggestions, notwith- standing the extreme disinclination of the pa- tient.
However carried out, the pacific intentions of the Baron were in themselves highly laudable, even though he was solely interested in the safety of Mattheus; a sympathy which, as THE WHITE SLAVE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
156 THE WHITE SLAVE.
" But have you reflected how I am driven into a corner," said the Prince, whose face turned to a livid lead colour on finding his vengeance so provokingly baffled. *' I am equally lost if I do not now go out." '* Not quite," said the Baron, " I will show you how to manage it ; let us send for my little doctor." Fifteen minutes after, Hippolyte, who was getting rather impatient, was shown into the Prince's bed-room, and told that he had just met with an accident; he had trip...ped and fallen down stairs as he was showing out his valued friend the Baron. And there his valued friend the Baron stood, and having caused the Prince to be copiously bled, he was then suggesting the application of iresh leeches, and the doctor seemed to defer to all his suggestions, notwith- standing the extreme disinclination of the pa- tient.
However carried out, the pacific intentions of the Baron were in themselves highly laudable, even though he was solely interested in the safety of Mattheus; a sympathy which, as THE WHITE SLAVE.
What to read after The White Slave; Or, the Russian Peasant Girl 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henningsen, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1815-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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