The Conspiracy
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150 THE CONSPIRACY At last she had found it! Slipping the precious thing into her blouse, she was just rising to her feet when she heard the sound of a key in the lock. This time her very heart stood still. She was trapped like a rat in a cage.
She had no time to hide. As Morton en- tered the room, she stood with her back against the wall, her two burning, glowing eyes, the only spots of colour in her white face.
Morton stepped quietly into the room, closing the door behind him and slipping the... bolt into place, glaring at the girl. Then his eyes travelled from her to the desk with its opened drawers, to the knife lying on the floor beside it. There was a cruel smile on his lips and his eyes glistened.
"So my little stenographer spy, eh! Well, I have my spies, too. That's how I know who you are! You devil!" he almost hissed the words. "You should have been more careful, my dear. You should have re- turned those two letters !" MURDER OF MORTON 151 Margaret's stiff lips refused to open, her brain was suggesting and rejecting plans with the rapidity of lightning ; her eyes were fixed on Morton in a fascinated stare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
150 THE CONSPIRACY At last she had found it! Slipping the precious thing into her blouse, she was just rising to her feet when she heard the sound of a key in the lock. This time her very heart stood still. She was trapped like a rat in a cage.
She had no time to hide. As Morton en- tered the room, she stood with her back against the wall, her two burning, glowing eyes, the only spots of colour in her white face.
Morton stepped quietly into the room, closing the door behind him and slipping the... bolt into place, glaring at the girl. Then his eyes travelled from her to the desk with its opened drawers, to the knife lying on the floor beside it. There was a cruel smile on his lips and his eyes glistened.
"So my little stenographer spy, eh! Well, I have my spies, too. That's how I know who you are! You devil!" he almost hissed the words. "You should have been more careful, my dear. You should have re- turned those two letters !" MURDER OF MORTON 151 Margaret's stiff lips refused to open, her brain was suggesting and rejecting plans with the rapidity of lightning ; her eyes were fixed on Morton in a fascinated stare.
What to read after The Conspiracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Melville Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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