Madelon Hawley Or the Jesuit And His Victim a Revelation of Romanism
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I therefore portioned out my plans in accordance with my allot ted time. It may be well to mention, that in conse quence of Mr. Ellis' easy manner of living, I was enabled to frequently absent myself from the house in fact daily and very often for quite a conside rable period. It was thus that I managed to keep up my communication with Father Huestace. With many masters I would have found the task a much more difficult one. A good excuse, too, never failed of securing me a holiday when I desire...d it.
126 Madelon Hawley, or As I have said, on this day I was early abroad. With considerable difficulty I succeeded in finding out where Mrs. Sinclair resided. That accomplished, I directed my steps towards the church. Arrived there I was soon closeted with the priest, and in five minutes had communicated to him my success in carrying out his wishes. Father Huestace seemed delighted, and expressed himself in highly laudatory terms.
After receiving some further particulars and in structions relating to the contemplated abduction, I was dismissed, with the injunction to keep as strict a watch as my time would permit, and as I could, without exposing myself or exciting suspicion, around the house at which Madelon was visiting; and to report to the priest, should I discover any movement likely to interfere with the successful accomplish ment of the scheme in view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I therefore portioned out my plans in accordance with my allot ted time. It may be well to mention, that in conse quence of Mr. Ellis' easy manner of living, I was enabled to frequently absent myself from the house in fact daily and very often for quite a conside rable period. It was thus that I managed to keep up my communication with Father Huestace. With many masters I would have found the task a much more difficult one. A good excuse, too, never failed of securing me a holiday when I desire...d it.
126 Madelon Hawley, or As I have said, on this day I was early abroad. With considerable difficulty I succeeded in finding out where Mrs. Sinclair resided. That accomplished, I directed my steps towards the church. Arrived there I was soon closeted with the priest, and in five minutes had communicated to him my success in carrying out his wishes. Father Huestace seemed delighted, and expressed himself in highly laudatory terms.
After receiving some further particulars and in structions relating to the contemplated abduction, I was dismissed, with the injunction to keep as strict a watch as my time would permit, and as I could, without exposing myself or exciting suspicion, around the house at which Madelon was visiting; and to report to the priest, should I discover any movement likely to interfere with the successful accomplish ment of the scheme in view.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Earle Binder to read onlineMoreLess
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