His Last Bow
His Last Bow
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They are useful, these traitors, but I grudgethem their blood money. " "I grudge Altamont nothing. He is a wonderful worker. If I payhim well, at least he delivers the goods, to use his own phrase. Besides he is not a traitor. I assure you that our most pan-Germanic Junker is a sucking dove in his feelings towards Englandas compared with a real bitter Irish-American. " "Oh, an Irish-American?" "If you heard him talk you would not doubt it. Sometimes Iassure you I can hardly understand him. He s...eems to havedeclared war on the King's English as well as on the Englishking. Must you really go? He may be here any moment. " "No. I'm sorry, but I have already overstayed my time. We shallexpect you early to-morrow, and when you get that signal bookthrough the little door on the Duke of York's steps you can put atriumphant finis to your record in England. What! Tokay!" Heindicated a heavily sealed dust-covered bottle which stood withtwo high glasses upon a salver.
"May I offer you a glass before your journey?" "No, thanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are useful, these traitors, but I grudgethem their blood money. " "I grudge Altamont nothing. He is a wonderful worker. If I payhim well, at least he delivers the goods, to use his own phrase. Besides he is not a traitor. I assure you that our most pan-Germanic Junker is a sucking dove in his feelings towards Englandas compared with a real bitter Irish-American. " "Oh, an Irish-American?" "If you heard him talk you would not doubt it. Sometimes Iassure you I can hardly understand him. He s...eems to havedeclared war on the King's English as well as on the Englishking. Must you really go? He may be here any moment. " "No. I'm sorry, but I have already overstayed my time. We shallexpect you early to-morrow, and when you get that signal bookthrough the little door on the Duke of York's steps you can put atriumphant finis to your record in England. What! Tokay!" Heindicated a heavily sealed dust-covered bottle which stood withtwo high glasses upon a salver.
"May I offer you a glass before your journey?" "No, thanks.
What to read after His Last Bow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Conan Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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