At One-Thirty: a Mystery
At One-Thirty: a Mystery
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Seems *s if they was waitin* for somethin*. Mis' Smith used to say, *The time seemed so long, an' 'Would it ever end?' an' *Was it worth it?' Mr. Smith was reel patient with her, Ellen Louise says. He'd say they had to lie low, an* did she want to see him in somebody's shoes? — Ellen Louise couldn't catch the name — an' it wouldn't be long now, before everythin' would be all right. . . . Queer, ain't it?" "It certainly is. I cannot understand it," Gaunt replied, mendaciously. He rose as he spok...e.
"Well, Mrsi Homer, I must be getting back to the city. I'm sorry not to have seen — ^James. When they come back, tell them that Mr. Baylis — ^John Bay lis — ^was here, won't you? And thank you for your hospitality." The dogs had gathered about the car, and were vociferating their enthusiastic farewells.
"You have three large dogs and one small one, haven't you, Mrs. Homer? I should think that great Dane would make a mouthful of the pup." "No, they get on reel well. But how in crea- tion you know, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seems *s if they was waitin* for somethin*. Mis' Smith used to say, *The time seemed so long, an' 'Would it ever end?' an' *Was it worth it?' Mr. Smith was reel patient with her, Ellen Louise says. He'd say they had to lie low, an* did she want to see him in somebody's shoes? — Ellen Louise couldn't catch the name — an' it wouldn't be long now, before everythin' would be all right. . . . Queer, ain't it?" "It certainly is. I cannot understand it," Gaunt replied, mendaciously. He rose as he spok...e.
"Well, Mrsi Homer, I must be getting back to the city. I'm sorry not to have seen — ^James. When they come back, tell them that Mr. Baylis — ^John Bay lis — ^was here, won't you? And thank you for your hospitality." The dogs had gathered about the car, and were vociferating their enthusiastic farewells.
"You have three large dogs and one small one, haven't you, Mrs. Homer? I should think that great Dane would make a mouthful of the pup." "No, they get on reel well. But how in crea- tion you know, Mr.
What to read after At One-Thirty: a Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Ostrander, W.J. Watt & Company to read onlineMoreLess
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