Lpm the End of the Great War
Lpm the End of the Great War
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" "And if I decline the proposition?" said Edestone.
"Then I fear I shall be compelled to use force; and much as I mayregret to do so, I will tell you that I am prepared to stop atnothing.
"You are now, " he went on, "locked in that solid oak booth, with itsstrong double doors, perfectly sound-proof. The operator at theswitchboard is my man. He can by pulling a wire uncork a bottle whichis concealed in your booth and asphyxiate you in one half minute. " But if he had expected the American to sh...ow any trepidation as aresult of his threats, he soon found out his mistake. Edestone's replywas as insouciant as if he had been merely commenting on the weather.
"Really, this is quite interesting, Count von Hemelstein, " he said. "Imight almost call you a man after my own heart. That bottle trick isso simple and yet effective that I, as an inventor, cannot help butcompliment you. I am wondering just what chemical you have employed. There are of course a dozen or more that would answer your purpose;but as their action varies greatly in the effect upon the victim, I amnaturally curious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And if I decline the proposition?" said Edestone.
"Then I fear I shall be compelled to use force; and much as I mayregret to do so, I will tell you that I am prepared to stop atnothing.
"You are now, " he went on, "locked in that solid oak booth, with itsstrong double doors, perfectly sound-proof. The operator at theswitchboard is my man. He can by pulling a wire uncork a bottle whichis concealed in your booth and asphyxiate you in one half minute. " But if he had expected the American to sh...ow any trepidation as aresult of his threats, he soon found out his mistake. Edestone's replywas as insouciant as if he had been merely commenting on the weather.
"Really, this is quite interesting, Count von Hemelstein, " he said. "Imight almost call you a man after my own heart. That bottle trick isso simple and yet effective that I, as an inventor, cannot help butcompliment you. I am wondering just what chemical you have employed. There are of course a dozen or more that would answer your purpose;but as their action varies greatly in the effect upon the victim, I amnaturally curious.
What to read after Lpm the End of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barney John Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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