The Red Symbol
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Harding wrote that Southbourne would be in town at the end of the week, en route for Scotland, and wished to see me if I were fit for service. "A soft job this time, a trip to the States, so you '11 be able to combine business with pleasure. " Under any other circumstances I could have done with a run home; but even while I read the letter I decided that Southbourne would have to entrust the matter whatever it might be to some one else.
I opened the second letter, a typed note, signed by Pennin...g the news editor, enclosing one of the printed slips on which chance callers have to write their name and business. I glanced at that first, and found it filled in with an almost indecipherable scrawl. I made out the name and address right enough as "M. Pavloff, MISHKA TURNS UP 205 Charing Cross Hotel, " and puzzled over a line in Ger- man, which I at length translated as "bearing a mes- sage from Johann. " Now who on earth were Pavloff and Johann ?
"Dear Wynn, " the note ran: "One of your Russian friends called here to-night, and wanted your address, which of course was not given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harding wrote that Southbourne would be in town at the end of the week, en route for Scotland, and wished to see me if I were fit for service. "A soft job this time, a trip to the States, so you '11 be able to combine business with pleasure. " Under any other circumstances I could have done with a run home; but even while I read the letter I decided that Southbourne would have to entrust the matter whatever it might be to some one else.
I opened the second letter, a typed note, signed by Pennin...g the news editor, enclosing one of the printed slips on which chance callers have to write their name and business. I glanced at that first, and found it filled in with an almost indecipherable scrawl. I made out the name and address right enough as "M. Pavloff, MISHKA TURNS UP 205 Charing Cross Hotel, " and puzzled over a line in Ger- man, which I at length translated as "bearing a mes- sage from Johann. " Now who on earth were Pavloff and Johann ?
"Dear Wynn, " the note ran: "One of your Russian friends called here to-night, and wanted your address, which of course was not given.
What to read after The Red Symbol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ironside to read onlineMoreLess
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