Tales of Secret Egypt
Tales of Secret Egypt
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"Which are the four windows that I am to watch?" "They are — one, that immediately below your own ; two, that to the right of it ; three, the window above the Hareln Suite ; and, four, the extreme east window of this wing, on the first floor." Now, my state of mystification grew even denser.
For the windows specified were, in the order of mention, that of Inspector Carlisle, who had not OMAR OF ISPAHAN lOT yet recovered consciousness ; of Mr. Chundermeyer; of Major Redpath, a retired Anglo-Indi...an who had been confined to his room for some time with an attack of malaria ; and of M, Balabas, the manager.
"For what," I inquired, "am I to watch?" "For a man to descend." "And then?" "You will hold your open watch case where it is clearly visible from this spot. Instant upon the man's appearance you will cover it up, and then uncover it, either once, twice, thrice, or four times." "After which?" "Remain scrupulously concealed. Have the collar of your dinner jacket turned up in order to betray as little whiteness as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Which are the four windows that I am to watch?" "They are — one, that immediately below your own ; two, that to the right of it ; three, the window above the Hareln Suite ; and, four, the extreme east window of this wing, on the first floor." Now, my state of mystification grew even denser.
For the windows specified were, in the order of mention, that of Inspector Carlisle, who had not OMAR OF ISPAHAN lOT yet recovered consciousness ; of Mr. Chundermeyer; of Major Redpath, a retired Anglo-Indi...an who had been confined to his room for some time with an attack of malaria ; and of M, Balabas, the manager.
"For what," I inquired, "am I to watch?" "For a man to descend." "And then?" "You will hold your open watch case where it is clearly visible from this spot. Instant upon the man's appearance you will cover it up, and then uncover it, either once, twice, thrice, or four times." "After which?" "Remain scrupulously concealed. Have the collar of your dinner jacket turned up in order to betray as little whiteness as possible.
What to read after Tales of Secret Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sax Rohmer to read onlineMoreLess
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