Madame Delphine
Madame Delphine
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His eyes fell upon a paragraph which had previously escaped his notice. There they rested. Either he read it over and over unwearingly, or he was lost in thought. Jean Thompson en- tered.
"Now/* said Mr. Thompson, in a sup- pressed tone, bending a little across the table, and laying one palm upon a package of papers which lay in the other, *'it is completed. You could retire from your business any day inside of six hours without loss to anybody.** (Both here and else- where, let it be understoo...d that where good ■ English is given the words were spoken in good French.) Monsieur Vignevielle raised his eyes and extended the newspaper to the attorney, who received it and read the paragraph.
Its substance was that a certain vessel of the navy had returned from a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and Straits of Florida, where she had done valuable service against the pirates — having, for instance, destroyed in one 6o MADAME DELPHINE fortnight in January last twelve pirate ves- sels afloat) two on the stocks, and three es- tablishments ashore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes fell upon a paragraph which had previously escaped his notice. There they rested. Either he read it over and over unwearingly, or he was lost in thought. Jean Thompson en- tered.
"Now/* said Mr. Thompson, in a sup- pressed tone, bending a little across the table, and laying one palm upon a package of papers which lay in the other, *'it is completed. You could retire from your business any day inside of six hours without loss to anybody.** (Both here and else- where, let it be understoo...d that where good ■ English is given the words were spoken in good French.) Monsieur Vignevielle raised his eyes and extended the newspaper to the attorney, who received it and read the paragraph.
Its substance was that a certain vessel of the navy had returned from a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and Straits of Florida, where she had done valuable service against the pirates — having, for instance, destroyed in one 6o MADAME DELPHINE fortnight in January last twelve pirate ves- sels afloat) two on the stocks, and three es- tablishments ashore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Robins Pennell Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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