The Passenger from Calais by Arthur Griffiths
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"The Princess Ulrica Rifles, but I left it on promotion. I am
unattached for the moment, and waiting for reëmployment." "Your own master then?" "Practically, until I am called upon to serve. I hope to get a staff appointment. Meanwhile I am loafing about Europe." "Do you go beyond Lucerne?" "Across the St. Gothard certainly, and as far as Como, perhaps beyond. And you? Am I right in supposing we are to be fellow travellers by the Engadine express?" I went on by way of saying something. "To Lucerne or further?" CHAPTER II. "Probably." The answer was given with great hesitation. "If I go by this train at all, that is to say." "Have you any doubts?" "Why, yes. To tell you the truth, I dread the journey. I have been doing so ever since--since I felt it must be made. Now I find it ever so much worse than I expected." |
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