The Hampstead Mystery 8 2
The Hampstead Mystery 8 2
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He thoughtthat perhaps Sir Horace had fallen asleep in a chair in the library, andhe went there. He listened at the door but could hear no sound. Then heturned on his torch and by its light he saw a dreadful sight. Sir Horacewas lying huddled up near the desk--dead--just dead, he thought, becausethere were little bubbles of blood on his lips as if they had been blownthere when breathing his last. He didn't wait to see any more, but heturned and ran out of the house.
"I didn't believe his story,... though Miss Fanning did, but he stuck to itand seemed so frightened that I thought there might be something in ittill he brought out that he'd lost his revolver somewhere. Then Iremembered the horrid threats he'd used against Sir Horace, and I wasconvinced that he had committed the murder. But of course I dared not lethim think I suspected him, and I pretended to console him. But thefeeling that kept running through my head was that both of us would besuspected of the murder.
"I told this to Birchill, and that frightened him still more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thoughtthat perhaps Sir Horace had fallen asleep in a chair in the library, andhe went there. He listened at the door but could hear no sound. Then heturned on his torch and by its light he saw a dreadful sight. Sir Horacewas lying huddled up near the desk--dead--just dead, he thought, becausethere were little bubbles of blood on his lips as if they had been blownthere when breathing his last. He didn't wait to see any more, but heturned and ran out of the house.
"I didn't believe his story,... though Miss Fanning did, but he stuck to itand seemed so frightened that I thought there might be something in ittill he brought out that he'd lost his revolver somewhere. Then Iremembered the horrid threats he'd used against Sir Horace, and I wasconvinced that he had committed the murder. But of course I dared not lethim think I suspected him, and I pretended to console him. But thefeeling that kept running through my head was that both of us would besuspected of the murder.
"I told this to Birchill, and that frightened him still more.
What to read after The Hampstead Mystery 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John R Watson And Arthur J Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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