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{iin steadily) Lady. I have, {coining down C.) Offi. Indeed. Ha, ha, ha ! Is he — is he brave ?
Lady, {her face lighting up for a moment) Brave!
Mon Dieu ! {turning fiercely on him) He is a 7nan, a soldier— a soldier of his Czar's — his King's ! Parbleu !
Had he the mission you have entrusted to you, he would lay them at the feet of his Queen if he had to cut a pass- age through a thousand men.
Offi. {slightly dazed, his hand on his forehead) Eh ? what's that ? A thousand men ? So would I — ten... — ten thousand.
Lady. He is a soldier of the battlefield, not of the cafe, the opera and the boudoir. Do you think he would fall openly into a trap — carry his precious messages into the very hands of the enemy 1 Offi. {trying to collect his thoughts) Enemy ?
What do you mean ?
Lady. I mean, Captain Standish, emissary of your Queen, that I am an. emissary of the Imperial Court of Russia— that I have brought you here to rob you of what you profess to be dearer to you than life !
Offi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{iin steadily) Lady. I have, {coining down C.) Offi. Indeed. Ha, ha, ha ! Is he — is he brave ?
Lady, {her face lighting up for a moment) Brave!
Mon Dieu ! {turning fiercely on him) He is a 7nan, a soldier— a soldier of his Czar's — his King's ! Parbleu !
Had he the mission you have entrusted to you, he would lay them at the feet of his Queen if he had to cut a pass- age through a thousand men.
Offi. {slightly dazed, his hand on his forehead) Eh ? what's that ? A thousand men ? So would I — ten... — ten thousand.
Lady. He is a soldier of the battlefield, not of the cafe, the opera and the boudoir. Do you think he would fall openly into a trap — carry his precious messages into the very hands of the enemy 1 Offi. {trying to collect his thoughts) Enemy ?
What do you mean ?
Lady. I mean, Captain Standish, emissary of your Queen, that I am an. emissary of the Imperial Court of Russia— that I have brought you here to rob you of what you profess to be dearer to you than life !
Offi.
What to read after "a Queen's Messenger,"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Manners, J. Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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