The Mysteries of the Court of London 7-8
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" One moment !" said the latter. " From the nature of the message just delivered to me, I con- clude. Makepeace, that you purpose to volunteer a full and complete confession of your crime, with all its details. Is it so?" " It is," was the sepulchrally uttered response.
" You must have a motive for making this con- fession," continued Mr. Slater. " Is it that at length smitten with remorse, you seek to offer the last and only atonement — poor indeed though it be — which man in such circumstance...s can make?
Or is it that there are some secrets fitted for my car alone ? ' 414 THE MT8TEE1E8 OF THE CO0ET.
"There is no secret, sir," replied the murderer, !" beyond that which relates to the circumstances ;ot' the dreadful ilecd itself." ' "In this case," continued the lawyer, " you will Lave no objection for the confession to be taken down in writing ?" " None," was the murderer's reply : and his voice still sounded as hollow as an echo awakened in the deep gloom of some old cathedral crypt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One moment !" said the latter. " From the nature of the message just delivered to me, I con- clude. Makepeace, that you purpose to volunteer a full and complete confession of your crime, with all its details. Is it so?" " It is," was the sepulchrally uttered response.
" You must have a motive for making this con- fession," continued Mr. Slater. " Is it that at length smitten with remorse, you seek to offer the last and only atonement — poor indeed though it be — which man in such circumstance...s can make?
Or is it that there are some secrets fitted for my car alone ? ' 414 THE MT8TEE1E8 OF THE CO0ET.
"There is no secret, sir," replied the murderer, !" beyond that which relates to the circumstances ;ot' the dreadful ilecd itself." ' "In this case," continued the lawyer, " you will Lave no objection for the confession to be taken down in writing ?" " None," was the murderer's reply : and his voice still sounded as hollow as an echo awakened in the deep gloom of some old cathedral crypt.
What to read after The Mysteries of the Court of London 7-8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds, George W. M. (George William Macarthur), 1814-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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