Twenty-Five Years in the Secret Service : the Recollections of a Spy
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Indeed, he was particularly agreeable on this occasion, presenting me with a photograph of himself, on which he wrote, *' Yours very truly, Charles S. Parnell." I kept this as an interesting souvenir for a long time, but had to surrender it at last to the Special Commission, amongst the records of which it now finds its resting-place. Soon after I left London for Ireland, not, however, before I had seen a good deal of Egan, and spent several pleasant evenings in his company, at the house of Mr.... A. M, Sulli- van, M.P., who now, poor man ! is no more. I well remember Egan's impressing upon me the necessity for my covering my revolutionary sentiments whenever Mr.
Sullivan was near. It would never do, I was told, to talk of revolutionary matters, for he was ultramontane. This advice I followed, noting the fact in my own mind to Mr.
Sullivan's credit.
Talented, witty, and brilliant, Mr. Sullivan made a magnificent raconteur. Even now I can recall many of his happy efforts which would well bear reproduction, I shall not, however, yield to the temptation of bringing them in here, but will content myself with recalling one pleasant story told about the irrepressible Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, he was particularly agreeable on this occasion, presenting me with a photograph of himself, on which he wrote, *' Yours very truly, Charles S. Parnell." I kept this as an interesting souvenir for a long time, but had to surrender it at last to the Special Commission, amongst the records of which it now finds its resting-place. Soon after I left London for Ireland, not, however, before I had seen a good deal of Egan, and spent several pleasant evenings in his company, at the house of Mr.... A. M, Sulli- van, M.P., who now, poor man ! is no more. I well remember Egan's impressing upon me the necessity for my covering my revolutionary sentiments whenever Mr.
Sullivan was near. It would never do, I was told, to talk of revolutionary matters, for he was ultramontane. This advice I followed, noting the fact in my own mind to Mr.
Sullivan's credit.
Talented, witty, and brilliant, Mr. Sullivan made a magnificent raconteur. Even now I can recall many of his happy efforts which would well bear reproduction, I shall not, however, yield to the temptation of bringing them in here, but will content myself with recalling one pleasant story told about the irrepressible Mr.
What to read after Twenty-Five Years in the Secret Service : the Recollections of a Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Le Caron to read onlineMoreLess
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