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The Prussian Terror

Alexandre Dumas

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .maining on his box refreshed himself with bread, cheese, and a half bottle of wine. Consequently, when master and dog re-occupied the carriage the trio presented an appearance of general satisfaction.

"Where to, Excellency?" enquired the driver, wiping his mouth on his sleeve, with the air of a man ready to drive to the world's end if you wished.

"I don't quite know," was the answer, "it depends a little on you."

"How so?"

"Well, if I find you a good fellow, I might wish to keep you on for some time."

"Oh, a year if you like!

"No, that is too long."

"Well, a month then."

"Neither a year nor a month, but a day or two."

"Oh, that's not enough. I really thought you meant to take me on lease."

"To begin with, what will you charge for going to Hanover?"

"It is six leagues, you know."

"Four and a half, you mean."

"But it is up and down hill the whole way."Read More

Community Reviews

Quite a poor book, rather similar to his 'Celebrated Crimes' works. Had all the basis to be an excellent and fun novel, but never really took off. To many similar characteristics to his other works.

A pretty good book from Dumas; I read it on my Kobo eReader and I was surprised how short this book is!