The Bittermeads Mystery
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Where on earth did Mr. Dawson pick him up?" "Oh, he came here with the very best testimonials, and father engagedhim on the spot, " answered Ella, touching her wrists thoughtfully. "Hecertainly is not very handsome, but then that doesn't matter, does it?" She spoke more loudly than usual, and Dunn was certain she did soin order that he might hear what she said. So he had no scruple inlingering on pretence of being busy with a rose bush, and heard Clivesay: "Well, if he were one of my chaps, I s...hould tell him to put thelawn-mower over his own face. " Ella laughed amusedly.
"Oh, what an idea, Mr. Clive, " she cried, and Dunn thought to himself: "Yes, one day I shall very certainly claim that fifty pounds. " CHAPTER XII. AN AVOWAL When Clive had gone that afternoon, Ella, who had accompanied him as faras the gate, and had from thence waved him a farewell, came back to thespot where Dunn was working.
She stood still, watching him, and he looked up at her and then wenton with his work without speaking, for now, as always, the appallingthought was perpetually in his mind: "Must she not have known what itwas she had with her in the car when she went driving that night?" After a little, she turned away, as if disappointed that he took nonotice of her presence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where on earth did Mr. Dawson pick him up?" "Oh, he came here with the very best testimonials, and father engagedhim on the spot, " answered Ella, touching her wrists thoughtfully. "Hecertainly is not very handsome, but then that doesn't matter, does it?" She spoke more loudly than usual, and Dunn was certain she did soin order that he might hear what she said. So he had no scruple inlingering on pretence of being busy with a rose bush, and heard Clivesay: "Well, if he were one of my chaps, I s...hould tell him to put thelawn-mower over his own face. " Ella laughed amusedly.
"Oh, what an idea, Mr. Clive, " she cried, and Dunn thought to himself: "Yes, one day I shall very certainly claim that fifty pounds. " CHAPTER XII. AN AVOWAL When Clive had gone that afternoon, Ella, who had accompanied him as faras the gate, and had from thence waved him a farewell, came back to thespot where Dunn was working.
She stood still, watching him, and he looked up at her and then wenton with his work without speaking, for now, as always, the appallingthought was perpetually in his mind: "Must she not have known what itwas she had with her in the car when she went driving that night?" After a little, she turned away, as if disappointed that he took nonotice of her presence.
What to read after The Bittermeads Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Punshon Ernest Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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