The Passion of Paul Marillier
The Passion of Paul Marillier
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I wonder if it could be the same." «< Ah yes, Mr Paignton. A relative of Sir David Blundell's, I believe," said the manager blandly. " A fine, good-looking young man, &ir, with blue eyes. He stayed only a couple of days, as far as I remember, and left us somewhat abruptly." " How was that ? " said Julian. *' Well, the £Eict was he did not tell us that he was going. We found a five-pound note in an envelope addressed to myself upon the dressing-table, and we discovered that his portmanteau had been removed, and that he himself had quietly walked off, carrying it, I suppose, in his hand I went to Sir David Blundell's secretary, Mr Marillier, and asked if he knew anything about Mr Paignton's departure^ and it seems, Mr Marillier saidi that Mr Paignton had said Digitized by Google 196 THE PASSION OP PAUL MARFLLIER good-bye to them, and remarked that he wanted to take a good walk over the hills to the jmiction, as he had been summoned back to London rather unexpectedly. The five- pound note was, of course, for the hotel expenses and tips to the servants." " Rather an odd way of leaving you," said Julian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder if it could be the same." «< Ah yes, Mr Paignton. A relative of Sir David Blundell's, I believe," said the manager blandly. " A fine, good-looking young man, &ir, with blue eyes. He stayed only a couple of days, as far as I remember, and left us somewhat abruptly." " How was that ? " said Julian. *' Well, the £Eict was he did not tell us that he was going. We found a five-pound note in an envelope addressed to myself upon the dressing-table, and we discovered that his portmanteau had been removed, and that he himself had quietly walked off, carrying it, I suppose, in his hand I went to Sir David Blundell's secretary, Mr Marillier, and asked if he knew anything about Mr Paignton's departure^ and it seems, Mr Marillier saidi that Mr Paignton had said Digitized by Google 196 THE PASSION OP PAUL MARFLLIER good-bye to them, and remarked that he wanted to take a good walk over the hills to the jmiction, as he had been summoned back to London rather unexpectedly. The five- pound note was, of course, for the hotel expenses and tips to the servants." " Rather an odd way of leaving you," said Julian.
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