Oswald Langdon
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To all indignant protests these reserved officials areevasive. Threats are jokingly parried.
The prisoners are separately jailed. No communication is permittedbetween them. Days pass without any visits, except for bringing ofmeals. There is manifested no disposition to engage any of the three intalk upon the subject of their arrests.
William Dodge doubts not that Sir Donald Randolph has betrayed histrust. Though neither of the Laniers nor Dodge had seen him on the dayof the arrests, yet all kne...w he was in Calcutta. The Laniers in disguisefrequently had passed him and Esther on the streets.
This indefinite waiting is most trying to the nerves of all. NeitherPierre nor Paul knew what action was taken with Dodge. Both imaginedthat he was being pumped. Neither knew but that the other was undergoingsome sort of prying ordeal.
William Dodge wondered that no one talked to him. Perhaps the Laniershad accused him of the Thames murders. The bringing of that suit in hisname, death of Alice Webster, dismissal of the case, with subsequentskulking, aliases and disguises, would make a strong circumstantialchain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To all indignant protests these reserved officials areevasive. Threats are jokingly parried.
The prisoners are separately jailed. No communication is permittedbetween them. Days pass without any visits, except for bringing ofmeals. There is manifested no disposition to engage any of the three intalk upon the subject of their arrests.
William Dodge doubts not that Sir Donald Randolph has betrayed histrust. Though neither of the Laniers nor Dodge had seen him on the dayof the arrests, yet all kne...w he was in Calcutta. The Laniers in disguisefrequently had passed him and Esther on the streets.
This indefinite waiting is most trying to the nerves of all. NeitherPierre nor Paul knew what action was taken with Dodge. Both imaginedthat he was being pumped. Neither knew but that the other was undergoingsome sort of prying ordeal.
William Dodge wondered that no one talked to him. Perhaps the Laniershad accused him of the Thames murders. The bringing of that suit in hisname, death of Alice Webster, dismissal of the case, with subsequentskulking, aliases and disguises, would make a strong circumstantialchain.
What to read after Oswald Langdon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Carson Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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