The Mystery of Lombardy Chambers
The Mystery of Lombardy Chambers
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Hicks ? " Ralph asked.
" No, not in the last day or two, Mr. Harding. Were you expecting anyone ? ' ' Well, on Wednesday night last. I fancy some one might have called for me then. " " No, Mr. Harding, " Mrs. Hicks replied, then added, rather mournfully, " not even a police- man. " " Not even a policeman ! " exclaimed Ralph. ' Why, Mrs. Hicks, what do you mean ? ''' The good lady paused in the act of picking up a dish of fruit from the sideboard, brushed back a couple of straying wisps of hair ...from her face, and then answered, rather wearily : " Oh, I don't know. After reading the papers I just thought but it's nothing. Nothing at all. " Then she resumed her occupation.
" Are you sure, Mrs. Hicks, " Ralph persisted, " that a man did not call or make inquiries about me ? On the Wednesday afternoon or evening, I mean. " " No, Mr. Harding, no man called. " It struck Ralph as peculiar, that if Michael Lensker had gone to the Lombardy Chambers M. L. C. 7 98 Madame Astra especially to see him, that he had not first gone to his apartments, where there was much more chance of finding Ralph at that hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hicks ? " Ralph asked.
" No, not in the last day or two, Mr. Harding. Were you expecting anyone ? ' ' Well, on Wednesday night last. I fancy some one might have called for me then. " " No, Mr. Harding, " Mrs. Hicks replied, then added, rather mournfully, " not even a police- man. " " Not even a policeman ! " exclaimed Ralph. ' Why, Mrs. Hicks, what do you mean ? ''' The good lady paused in the act of picking up a dish of fruit from the sideboard, brushed back a couple of straying wisps of hair ...from her face, and then answered, rather wearily : " Oh, I don't know. After reading the papers I just thought but it's nothing. Nothing at all. " Then she resumed her occupation.
" Are you sure, Mrs. Hicks, " Ralph persisted, " that a man did not call or make inquiries about me ? On the Wednesday afternoon or evening, I mean. " " No, Mr. Harding, no man called. " It struck Ralph as peculiar, that if Michael Lensker had gone to the Lombardy Chambers M. L. C. 7 98 Madame Astra especially to see him, that he had not first gone to his apartments, where there was much more chance of finding Ralph at that hour.
What to read after The Mystery of Lombardy Chambers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven Westlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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