The Dusky Hour (2015)
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In the quiet room it seemed there hung the menace of a direct accusation, and presently the colonel said, a little as if speaking to himself: “Is there anything more you think you can tell us?”
“Only,” answered Hayes, “that twice – once it was Mrs. O’Brien, my housekeeper; she’s left now; and once the housemaid saw him – Thoms was in my room upstairs. Both times he had some sort of excuse for being there and I didn’t hear anything at the time. But it got round to me finally, and I’m beginnin...g to wonder why a chauffeur should go wandering upstairs to ask for orders when he knew his master was out.”
“What you are telling us sounds serious, Mr. Hayes,” the colonel said. “You realise that?”
“No, I don’t,” Hayes snapped. “It’s only serious if you take it seriously. That’s up to you. I’m worried. I own up to that. If you can tell me I’m worried about nothing, that goes with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the quiet room it seemed there hung the menace of a direct accusation, and presently the colonel said, a little as if speaking to himself: “Is there anything more you think you can tell us?”
“Only,” answered Hayes, “that twice – once it was Mrs. O’Brien, my housekeeper; she’s left now; and once the housemaid saw him – Thoms was in my room upstairs. Both times he had some sort of excuse for being there and I didn’t hear anything at the time. But it got round to me finally, and I’m beginnin...g to wonder why a chauffeur should go wandering upstairs to ask for orders when he knew his master was out.”
“What you are telling us sounds serious, Mr. Hayes,” the colonel said. “You realise that?”
“No, I don’t,” Hayes snapped. “It’s only serious if you take it seriously. That’s up to you. I’m worried. I own up to that. If you can tell me I’m worried about nothing, that goes with me.
What to read after The Dusky Hour?
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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