The Passenger From Calais
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" "Not a doubt of it, " I assented; "so will we. They must not be allowedto go beyond our reach. " When the 6. 57 P. M. For Geneva was due out from Brieg, we, l'Echelle and I, appeared on the platform, and our intention to travelby it was made plain to Lord Blackadder. The effect upon him waspainfully manifest at once. He chafed, he raged up and down, grimacingand apostrophizing Falfani; once or twice he approached me withclenched fists, and I really thought would have struck me at last. Seeing... me enter the same carriage with him, with the obvious intentionof keeping him under my eye, he threw himself back among the cushionsand yielded himself with the worst grace to the inevitable.
The railway journey was horribly slow, and it must have been past 11P. M. Before we reached Geneva. We alighted in the Cornavinstation, and as they moved at once towards the exit I followed. Iexpected them to take a carriage and drive off, and was prepared togive chase, when I found they started on foot, evidently to somedestination close at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Not a doubt of it, " I assented; "so will we. They must not be allowedto go beyond our reach. " When the 6. 57 P. M. For Geneva was due out from Brieg, we, l'Echelle and I, appeared on the platform, and our intention to travelby it was made plain to Lord Blackadder. The effect upon him waspainfully manifest at once. He chafed, he raged up and down, grimacingand apostrophizing Falfani; once or twice he approached me withclenched fists, and I really thought would have struck me at last. Seeing... me enter the same carriage with him, with the obvious intentionof keeping him under my eye, he threw himself back among the cushionsand yielded himself with the worst grace to the inevitable.
The railway journey was horribly slow, and it must have been past 11P. M. Before we reached Geneva. We alighted in the Cornavinstation, and as they moved at once towards the exit I followed. Iexpected them to take a carriage and drive off, and was prepared togive chase, when I found they started on foot, evidently to somedestination close at hand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, Arthur, 1838-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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