A Mysterious Disappearance
A Mysterious Disappearance
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And it was not there. There was not a Childe with a final "e" in the whole book. Without that important letter, as his informant might be mistaken, there were several. Close scrutiny of each man's designation and duties convinced him that though any of these might be one of the particular Childe's children, none answered to the description of the gentleman he sought.
Of course, he could always apply to Sir Charles Dyke, [153] A Mysterious Disappearance but he dreaded approaching the grief-stric...ken baronet on this matter. Now there was no help for it. The barrister was beginning to feel impatient at the constant difficulties which barred progress in each direction. After all, it was a small thing merely to ask his friend if he ever knew a reverend gentleman named Childe.
Bruce was sure that Sir Charles would not be acquainted with Mr. Childe, and also with the fact that the Putney house had served as his school, for it would be strange beyond credence if it were so that he had not mentioned it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it was not there. There was not a Childe with a final "e" in the whole book. Without that important letter, as his informant might be mistaken, there were several. Close scrutiny of each man's designation and duties convinced him that though any of these might be one of the particular Childe's children, none answered to the description of the gentleman he sought.
Of course, he could always apply to Sir Charles Dyke, [153] A Mysterious Disappearance but he dreaded approaching the grief-stric...ken baronet on this matter. Now there was no help for it. The barrister was beginning to feel impatient at the constant difficulties which barred progress in each direction. After all, it was a small thing merely to ask his friend if he ever knew a reverend gentleman named Childe.
Bruce was sure that Sir Charles would not be acquainted with Mr. Childe, and also with the fact that the Putney house had served as his school, for it would be strange beyond credence if it were so that he had not mentioned it.
What to read after A Mysterious Disappearance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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