The Earth; a Modern Play in Four Acts
The Earth; a Modern Play in Four Acts
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THE EARTH 85 DlCKSON.
D'ye tell me that, now ! Man dear, if there's a woman in the case, ut's like an onion in the salad ye can't get away from it.
JANION.
Michael, certain things have just come to my know- ledge, my own observation partly well, the truth is I've got an idea that relations between Trevena and Lady Killone are um DICKSON. They've been carryin' on !
JANION.
That is the idea. I want to find out if it is correct. I want you to take this business in hand at once. I want you to have ...them watched. (DICKSON gives a low whistle. ) You must work discreetly, mind. Neither you nor I must appear in the matter.
DICKSON.
I know, I know. Trust me to go one better than Sherlock Holmes.
JANION.
And remember, Michael, I don't want gossip I don't want suspicions. I want facts facts. If you find there's anything in this I want evidence reliable, damning evidence. Evidence such that, if it were placed in Lord Killone's hands to-morrow, it would enable him to institute immediate proceedings for divorce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE EARTH 85 DlCKSON.
D'ye tell me that, now ! Man dear, if there's a woman in the case, ut's like an onion in the salad ye can't get away from it.
JANION.
Michael, certain things have just come to my know- ledge, my own observation partly well, the truth is I've got an idea that relations between Trevena and Lady Killone are um DICKSON. They've been carryin' on !
JANION.
That is the idea. I want to find out if it is correct. I want you to take this business in hand at once. I want you to have ...them watched. (DICKSON gives a low whistle. ) You must work discreetly, mind. Neither you nor I must appear in the matter.
DICKSON.
I know, I know. Trust me to go one better than Sherlock Holmes.
JANION.
And remember, Michael, I don't want gossip I don't want suspicions. I want facts facts. If you find there's anything in this I want evidence reliable, damning evidence. Evidence such that, if it were placed in Lord Killone's hands to-morrow, it would enable him to institute immediate proceedings for divorce.
What to read after The Earth; a Modern Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bernard Fagan to read onlineMoreLess
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