The Red Doctor
The Red Doctor
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A sign, which I alone understood, summoned me to follow him. The King had jnst engaged the hand of a lady for the quadrille, and now — what courtier would not dance ? Attracted toward a single point, the entire crowd were absorbed in applauding the monarch, whom etiquette did not permit them openly to recog- nize.
** The Minister and myself wended our way through the saloon unobserved.
" Struens^e had taken me under his arm. It was he who first spoke.
* '' 'At last we meet ! At last we can talk... I' " *At last 1 at last !' repeated I, with a fervor of emo- tion which excitedTa light laugh under the mask of the Minister.
'* ' Give me your hand I' said he. ' Give me your hand. Let me press it as the hand of a brother arrived after a long voyage. I knew you — I loved you — I was watching for you — and now you are here I' " *And how happy I am to find myself beside you, after so many vain attempts, so many disappointed hopes 1 How much you must have to tell me I' "And in this manner, though we had before hardly 152 THE BED DOOTOB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sign, which I alone understood, summoned me to follow him. The King had jnst engaged the hand of a lady for the quadrille, and now — what courtier would not dance ? Attracted toward a single point, the entire crowd were absorbed in applauding the monarch, whom etiquette did not permit them openly to recog- nize.
** The Minister and myself wended our way through the saloon unobserved.
" Struens^e had taken me under his arm. It was he who first spoke.
* '' 'At last we meet ! At last we can talk... I' " *At last 1 at last !' repeated I, with a fervor of emo- tion which excitedTa light laugh under the mask of the Minister.
'* ' Give me your hand I' said he. ' Give me your hand. Let me press it as the hand of a brother arrived after a long voyage. I knew you — I loved you — I was watching for you — and now you are here I' " *And how happy I am to find myself beside you, after so many vain attempts, so many disappointed hopes 1 How much you must have to tell me I' "And in this manner, though we had before hardly 152 THE BED DOOTOB.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean-Baptiste-Pierre Lafitte to read onlineMoreLess
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