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The Rajah's Diamond is a cycle of four short stories by Robert Louis Stevenson. First published in in a serial periodical London Magazine, they were.
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International orders may take up to weeks. Available From More Booksellers. After some time, John Vandeleur moved his head back. Then he closed the door. This made him feel brave enough to go and open the door himself. He got up and slowly made his way to the sliding door separating his and John Vandeleur's compartment.

When he got there, he opened the door just enough to see what John Vandeleur was doing. He was shocked by what he saw! John Vandeleur had a knife in his hand! He soon saw the reason. There were diamonds in the sleeve of his coat, and John Vandeleur was taking them out and letting them drop into a hatbox on the floor. After the diamonds, John Vandeleur took from the sleeve a magnificent tiara — Lady Vandeleur's tiara.

It was exactly as the police inspector described it. Without thinking, he opened the door completely, and said, 'I take a great interest in diamonds. I see you do as well. I have something here that might interest you. Mr Rolles quietly took the diamond box out. He opened it and showed Mr Vandeleur the Rajah's Diamond. John Vandeleur could do nothing but stare at it in shock. I'll tell you how I found the diamond. You'll understand why I did what I did,' answered Mr Rolles. Then he told John Vandeleur about his visit to his landlord's garden and how he met Harry Hartley.

Mr Rolles ended his story with these words, 'When I saw Lady Vandeleur's tiara, I knew that we see the world in the same way.

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I showed you the diamond because I hope you'll help me. Of course, you may have half of what I make. John Vandeleur didn't think twice about his answer. He said: 'You're certainly a very brave man, Mr Rolles. You're also better at crime than you think. I can see this is the right job for you. Of course I'll help you sell the Rajah's Diamond!

We must go to Paris together. But first, I just have to do something in Edinburgh for my brother. Then we can go to Paris. Before the end of the month we'll be rich, Mr Rolles! That was how the two men agreed to work together to sell the diamond. But to find out what happened to the Rajah's Diamond, you must first read the story of a young man named Francis Scrymgeour. Francis Scrymgeour worked in a bank in the centre of Edinburgh. He was twenty-five and lived with his father. His mother died when Francis was a young child. Francis did not come from a rich family, but he was lucky to have a very sensible father.

Francis's father made sure his son received an excellent education. Francis had a very normal life.

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He liked his job and he was very affectionate to his father. Nothing extraordinary ever happened to him, but he was happy. So Francis was very surprised when he received a letter from a lawyer in Edinburgh. Francis was curious to find out why the lawyer was writing to him. So he went to the lawyer's office immediately. There he discovered that he had a mysterious benefactor.

His benefactor wanted to give him a lot of money: five hundred pounds a year. To receive the money, Francis had to do just two things. The first thing he had to do was go to a play at the theatre in Paris the following Sunday. The other was that he marry someone his benefactor chose for him. Francis was very confused! It's all so strange,' said Francis. He was quiet for a moment; then he added, 'Why does he want to choose my wife? What importance is it to him? He felt sorry for Francis because he saw how confused the young man was. This news was obviously shocking. Both men were silent for a few seconds.

Finally Francis said, 'I'll accept my benefactor's offer. But only if you tell me who he is. But I can tell you what he has to do with you,' answered the lawyer. Francis did not know what to say. It was all so confusing. The lawyer gave Francis his first cheque from his real father and he left the office. Francis left for Paris the next day. He stayed in a small hotel and, to start a new life, he bought fine new clothes and began taking French lessons. On Saturday afternoon he went to the theatre to pick up the ticket for Sunday's play.

A person at the ticket office gave Francis his ticket.

Then he said, 'That's strange. A man just gave me this ticket a minute ago. He has a scar across his face,' replied the clerk. Francis went away immediately and ran into the middle of the street. He looked around in all directions and then he saw the person he was looking for. He saw two men sitting on a bench. They were talking very seriously. The younger one seemed to be a priest, but the other was an old man with long white hair.

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Francis walked towards them. He saw the old man had a scar across his face. His heart started to beat fast. He sat on a bench behind the two men as he did not want them to see him.