[The Great Impersonation by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Great Impersonation CHAPTER II 18/25
They spoke together in German and with lowered voices.
Von Ragastein had lost something of his imperturbability. "Everything progresses according to my orders ?" he demanded. "Everything, Excellency! The boys are being loaded, and a runner has gone on to Wadihuan for ponies to be prepared." "They know that I wish to start at dawn ?" "All will be prepared, Excellency." Von Ragastein laid his hand upon the doctor's shoulder. "Come outside, Schmidt," he said.
"I have something to tell you of my plans." The two men seated themselves in the long, wicker chairs, the doctor in an attitude of strict attention.
Von Ragastein turned his head and listened.
From Dominey's quarters came the sound of deep and regular breathing. "I have formed a great plan, Schmidt," Von Ragastein proceeded.
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