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Phroso: A Romance

Anthony Hope

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. . .ed; the main body did not show[Pg 61] itself, and the sound of the fierce chant had suddenly died away. But the next moment a third man came in sight, running rapidly after the first two. He caught the shorter by the arm, and seemed to argue or expostulate with him. For a while the three stood thus talking; then I saw the last comer make a gesture of protest as though he yielded his point unwillingly, and they all came on together.

‘Push the barrel of that rifle a little farther out,’ said I to Denny. ‘It may be useful to them to know it’s there.’

Denny obeyed; the result was a sudden pause in our friends’ advance; but they were near enough now for me to distinguish the last comer, and I discerned in him, although he had discarded his tweed suit and adopted the national dress, Constantine Stefanopoulos himself.

‘Here’s an exercise of self-control!’ I groaned, laying a detaining hand on Denny&. . . Read More

Community Reviews

I have a soft spot for the novels of the nineteenth century; the style of narration you see in so many stories of that era have a wit that I think has aged wonderfully, even if other aspects have not. I recently read the stories in Anthony Hope's Ruritania series, and enjoyed them enough that when I