In the Dead of Night. a Novel 2
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another. So Mr. Pemrs stayed all night in Duxley, and saw Tom the following morning; but, even then, the information which he took back Avith him for the behoof of General St.
George ^vas of the scantiest. Still, as far as it went, it was eminently satisfactory. Lionel was well and safe. He sent his love and reo^ards to his uncle, and beo-o-ed of him to wait a little while longer and then everything should be told him.
The General had not lono- to wait. Within a fortnight of the time that Mr. P...errins had communicated to him the result of his mission, Mr. Tom Bristow was ushered into the sittinof- room of his hotel in Paris. Tom was the bea^rer of a letter of introduction from Lionel, which spoke of him and his services in such terms that the old soldier's heart warmed to him in a moment. Then Tom told him everything: the story of the murder; the imprisonment ; the marriage ; the trial and the escape ; and finished by telling him how Lionel, under the name of the Eev. Horace GEXERAL ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
another. So Mr. Pemrs stayed all night in Duxley, and saw Tom the following morning; but, even then, the information which he took back Avith him for the behoof of General St.
George ^vas of the scantiest. Still, as far as it went, it was eminently satisfactory. Lionel was well and safe. He sent his love and reo^ards to his uncle, and beo-o-ed of him to wait a little while longer and then everything should be told him.
The General had not lono- to wait. Within a fortnight of the time that Mr. P...errins had communicated to him the result of his mission, Mr. Tom Bristow was ushered into the sittinof- room of his hotel in Paris. Tom was the bea^rer of a letter of introduction from Lionel, which spoke of him and his services in such terms that the old soldier's heart warmed to him in a moment. Then Tom told him everything: the story of the murder; the imprisonment ; the marriage ; the trial and the escape ; and finished by telling him how Lionel, under the name of the Eev. Horace GEXERAL ST.
What to read after In the Dead of Night. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson), 1830-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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