The Diamond Lens
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But I will die first! Me, I am brave! Youcan not make me fear!" All this, uttered in a loud voice, trembling with excitement, astoundedme. I saw at a glance that I had accidentally trodden upon the edges ofSimon's secret, whatever it was. It was necessary to reassure him.
"My dear Simon, " I said, "I am entirely at a loss to know what you mean. I went to Madame Vulpes to consult with her on a scientific problem, to the solution of which I discovered that a diamond of the size I justmentioned wa...s necessary. You were never alluded to during the evening, nor, so far as I was concerned, even thought of. What can be the meaningof this outburst? If you happen to have a set of valuable diamonds inyour possession, you need fear nothing from me. The diamond which Irequire you could not possess; or, if you did possess it, you would notbe living here. " Something in my tone must have completely reassured him, for hisexpression immediately changed to a sort of constrained merriment, combined however, with a certain suspicious attention to my movements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I will die first! Me, I am brave! Youcan not make me fear!" All this, uttered in a loud voice, trembling with excitement, astoundedme. I saw at a glance that I had accidentally trodden upon the edges ofSimon's secret, whatever it was. It was necessary to reassure him.
"My dear Simon, " I said, "I am entirely at a loss to know what you mean. I went to Madame Vulpes to consult with her on a scientific problem, to the solution of which I discovered that a diamond of the size I justmentioned wa...s necessary. You were never alluded to during the evening, nor, so far as I was concerned, even thought of. What can be the meaningof this outburst? If you happen to have a set of valuable diamonds inyour possession, you need fear nothing from me. The diamond which Irequire you could not possess; or, if you did possess it, you would notbe living here. " Something in my tone must have completely reassured him, for hisexpression immediately changed to a sort of constrained merriment, combined however, with a certain suspicious attention to my movements.
What to read after The Diamond Lens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien Fitz James to read onlineMoreLess
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