The Confession
The Confession
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" "Honest to heaven, Miss Agnes, I never slep' at all. I heard a horsegalloping', like it was runnin' off, and it waked me for good. " And after a time I felt that, however mistaken Maggie had been about hernight's sleep, she was possibly correct about the horse.
"He started to run about the stable somewhere, " she said. "You can smileif you want. That's the heaven's truth. And he came down the drive onthe jump and out onto the road. " "We can go and look for hoof-marks, " I said, and rose. But... Maggie onlyshook her head.
"It was no real horse, Miss Agnes, " she said. "You'll find nothing. Anyhow, I've been and looked. There's not a mark. " But Maggie was wrong. I found hoof-prints in plenty in the turf besidethe drive, and a track of them through the lettuce-bed in the garden. More than that, behind the stable I found where a horse had been tiedand had broken away. A piece of worn strap still hung there. It wassufficiently clear, then, that whoever had broken into the house hadcome on horseback and left afoot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Honest to heaven, Miss Agnes, I never slep' at all. I heard a horsegalloping', like it was runnin' off, and it waked me for good. " And after a time I felt that, however mistaken Maggie had been about hernight's sleep, she was possibly correct about the horse.
"He started to run about the stable somewhere, " she said. "You can smileif you want. That's the heaven's truth. And he came down the drive onthe jump and out onto the road. " "We can go and look for hoof-marks, " I said, and rose. But... Maggie onlyshook her head.
"It was no real horse, Miss Agnes, " she said. "You'll find nothing. Anyhow, I've been and looked. There's not a mark. " But Maggie was wrong. I found hoof-prints in plenty in the turf besidethe drive, and a track of them through the lettuce-bed in the garden. More than that, behind the stable I found where a horse had been tiedand had broken away. A piece of worn strap still hung there. It wassufficiently clear, then, that whoever had broken into the house hadcome on horseback and left afoot.
What to read after The Confession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rinehart Mary Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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