The Bittermeads Mystery
The Bittermeads Mystery
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Of course there could be no doubt. From one hand a piece of foldedpaper had fallen.
Dunn picked it up, and saw that there was writing on it, and heread it over slowly.
"Dear Mr. Clive, --Can you meet me as before by the oak tomorrow at eleven? There is something I very much want to say to you. --Yours sincerely, "ELLA CAYLEY. " Was that, then, the lure which had brought John Clive to meet hisdeath? Was this the bait that had made him disregard the warningshe had received, and come alone to ...so quiet and solitary a spot?
Dunn had a moment of quick envy of him; he lay so quiet and stillin the warm sunshine, with nothing to trouble or distress him anymore for ever.
Then, stumblingly and heavily, Dunn turned an went away, and hiseyes were very hard, his bearded face set like iron.
Like a man in a dream, or one obsessed by some purpose before whichall other things faded into nothingness, he went his way, the wayElla had taken in her flight--through the wood, through the spinneyto the public foot-path, and then out on the road that led toBittermeads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course there could be no doubt. From one hand a piece of foldedpaper had fallen.
Dunn picked it up, and saw that there was writing on it, and heread it over slowly.
"Dear Mr. Clive, --Can you meet me as before by the oak tomorrow at eleven? There is something I very much want to say to you. --Yours sincerely, "ELLA CAYLEY. " Was that, then, the lure which had brought John Clive to meet hisdeath? Was this the bait that had made him disregard the warningshe had received, and come alone to ...so quiet and solitary a spot?
Dunn had a moment of quick envy of him; he lay so quiet and stillin the warm sunshine, with nothing to trouble or distress him anymore for ever.
Then, stumblingly and heavily, Dunn turned an went away, and hiseyes were very hard, his bearded face set like iron.
Like a man in a dream, or one obsessed by some purpose before whichall other things faded into nothingness, he went his way, the wayElla had taken in her flight--through the wood, through the spinneyto the public foot-path, and then out on the road that led toBittermeads.
What to read after The Bittermeads Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Er Punshon to read onlineMoreLess
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