Embassy Row (2015)
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The missive was unsigned, in the German language, written in a disguised hand on very plain, inexpensive paper: Mister Guthrie: Not all Japanese support the agreement, just as not all the English do. Consider Mister Minato’s responses in that light. If you wish to discover more, be wise and do not put him on the alert.
I stared at the letters on the page as if they were in a foreign language unknown to me. Who had written them? To what purpose? Was this a legitimate warning, or was it yet an...other indication of the worst intentions of those seeking to bring embarrassment to England in her dealings with Japan? I folded the note in half and placed it in my waistcoat pocket, then did my best to master myself before dealing with Mister Minato, all the while wondering if the author of the note was aware that I was about to interview the man in question. Was it luck, deliberate action, or happenstance that put the thing in my hands just before Mister Minato presented himself to be questioned?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The missive was unsigned, in the German language, written in a disguised hand on very plain, inexpensive paper: Mister Guthrie: Not all Japanese support the agreement, just as not all the English do. Consider Mister Minato’s responses in that light. If you wish to discover more, be wise and do not put him on the alert.
I stared at the letters on the page as if they were in a foreign language unknown to me. Who had written them? To what purpose? Was this a legitimate warning, or was it yet an...other indication of the worst intentions of those seeking to bring embarrassment to England in her dealings with Japan? I folded the note in half and placed it in my waistcoat pocket, then did my best to master myself before dealing with Mister Minato, all the while wondering if the author of the note was aware that I was about to interview the man in question. Was it luck, deliberate action, or happenstance that put the thing in my hands just before Mister Minato presented himself to be questioned?
What to read after Embassy Row?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro to read onlineMoreLess
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