The Last Galley
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Yourfierce, hollow-eyed man was Ruthven, who was new-risen from a bed ofsickness. Every detail is exact. " "But why to me?" I asked, in bewilderment. "Why of all the human race tome?" "Because you were in the fit mental state to receive the impression. Because you chanced to own the mirror which gave the impression. " "The mirror! You think, then, that it was Mary's mirror--that it stoodin the room where the deed was done?" "I am convinced that it was Mary's mirror. She had been Queen of France.... Her personal property would be stamped with the Royal arms. What youtook to be three spear-heads were really the lilies of France. " "And the inscription?" "'Sanc. X. Pal. ' You can expand it into Sanctae Crucis Palatium. Someone has made a note upon the mirror as to whence it came. It was thePalace of the Holy Cross. " "Holyrood!" I cried.
"Exactly. Your mirror came from Holyrood. You have had one very singularexperience, and have escaped. I trust that you will never put yourselfinto the way of having such another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yourfierce, hollow-eyed man was Ruthven, who was new-risen from a bed ofsickness. Every detail is exact. " "But why to me?" I asked, in bewilderment. "Why of all the human race tome?" "Because you were in the fit mental state to receive the impression. Because you chanced to own the mirror which gave the impression. " "The mirror! You think, then, that it was Mary's mirror--that it stoodin the room where the deed was done?" "I am convinced that it was Mary's mirror. She had been Queen of France.... Her personal property would be stamped with the Royal arms. What youtook to be three spear-heads were really the lilies of France. " "And the inscription?" "'Sanc. X. Pal. ' You can expand it into Sanctae Crucis Palatium. Someone has made a note upon the mirror as to whence it came. It was thePalace of the Holy Cross. " "Holyrood!" I cried.
"Exactly. Your mirror came from Holyrood. You have had one very singularexperience, and have escaped. I trust that you will never put yourselfinto the way of having such another.
What to read after The Last Galley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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