The Blind Spot
The Blind Spot
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We are interested in him, because we feel sure that, if he chose to, he could tell ussomething about our friends who--about Harry Wendel. " Why not laythe cards plainly on the table? The Rhamda must be aware of itall, anyhow. "And as this man has said, he has tried to prevent usfrom solving the mystery. It occurs to me, Ariadne, that you mightrecognise this man. But apparently--" She shook her head just perceptibly. I proceeded: "He is pleased to call his warning a prophecy; but we feel that at...hreat is a threat. What he really wants is that ring. " Ariadne had already, earlier in the hour, given the gem severalcurious glances. Now she stirred and sighed, and was about to turnher eyes from the Rhamda to the ring when he spoke again; thistime in a voice as sharp as a steel blade: "I do not enjoy being misunderstood, much less beingmisrepresented, Mr. Fenton. At the same time, since you have seenfit to brand me in such uncomplimentary terms, suppose I statewhat I have to say very bluntly, so that there may be no mistakeabout it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are interested in him, because we feel sure that, if he chose to, he could tell ussomething about our friends who--about Harry Wendel. " Why not laythe cards plainly on the table? The Rhamda must be aware of itall, anyhow. "And as this man has said, he has tried to prevent usfrom solving the mystery. It occurs to me, Ariadne, that you mightrecognise this man. But apparently--" She shook her head just perceptibly. I proceeded: "He is pleased to call his warning a prophecy; but we feel that at...hreat is a threat. What he really wants is that ring. " Ariadne had already, earlier in the hour, given the gem severalcurious glances. Now she stirred and sighed, and was about to turnher eyes from the Rhamda to the ring when he spoke again; thistime in a voice as sharp as a steel blade: "I do not enjoy being misunderstood, much less beingmisrepresented, Mr. Fenton. At the same time, since you have seenfit to brand me in such uncomplimentary terms, suppose I statewhat I have to say very bluntly, so that there may be no mistakeabout it.
What to read after The Blind Spot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flint Homer Eon to read onlineMoreLess
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