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The Secret of the Night

The Secret of the Night

Paperback

Classic Fiction

ISBN10: 1507802366
ISBN13: 9781507802366
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Feb 2 2015
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
BARINIA, the young stranger has arrived. Where is he? Oh, he is waiting at the lodge. I told you to show him to Natacha's sitting-room. Didn't you understand me, Ermolai? Pardon, Barinia, but the young stranger, when I asked to search him, as you directed, flatly refused to let me. Did you explain to him that everybody is searched before being allowed to enter, that it is the order, and that even my mother herself has submitted to it? I told him all that, Barinia; and I told him about madame your mother. What did he say to that? That he was not madame your mother. He acted angry. Well, let him come in without being searched. The Chief of Police won't like it. Do as I say. Ermolai bowed and returned to the garden. The barinia left the veranda, where she had come for this conversation with the old servant of General Trebassof, her husband, and returned to the dining-room in the datcha des Iles, where the gay Councilor Ivan Petrovitch was regaling his amused associates with his latest exploit at Cubat's resort. They were a noisy company, and certainly the quietest among them was not the general, who nursed on a sofa the leg which still held him captive after the recent attack, that to his old coachman and his two piebald horses had proved fatal.

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