The Step-Mother 3
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Soames, you had better call all the servants up, and let my man and Sir Simon's aid you, THE STEP-MOTHER. 119 with any persons you can collect near, to ensui'e that nobody quits the house without permission." Mrs. Charlton displayed at this moment a considerable degree of agitation. She moved about with a certain sort of nervous uneasiness in her chair, and seemed twice as if she was about to speak. She did not do so, however, and it was Mr. Quatterly who proceeded as soon as the magistrate had... done. " There are one or two other questions; in the first place, I should like to establish," he said ; " as the charge has been made against Mr. Morton, it is necessary to trace his whole course, and therefore I wish to question some of the servants, if you have no objection." " None whatever," said Sir Simon Upple- stone.
" Not in the least," rephed Mr. Middleton, courteously.
" I would fain knovr, then," continued Mr.
Quatterly, "who it was that let this gentleman in this morning?" *' I did, sir ;" answered the man Wilkinson, stepping forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soames, you had better call all the servants up, and let my man and Sir Simon's aid you, THE STEP-MOTHER. 119 with any persons you can collect near, to ensui'e that nobody quits the house without permission." Mrs. Charlton displayed at this moment a considerable degree of agitation. She moved about with a certain sort of nervous uneasiness in her chair, and seemed twice as if she was about to speak. She did not do so, however, and it was Mr. Quatterly who proceeded as soon as the magistrate had... done. " There are one or two other questions; in the first place, I should like to establish," he said ; " as the charge has been made against Mr. Morton, it is necessary to trace his whole course, and therefore I wish to question some of the servants, if you have no objection." " None whatever," said Sir Simon Upple- stone.
" Not in the least," rephed Mr. Middleton, courteously.
" I would fain knovr, then," continued Mr.
Quatterly, "who it was that let this gentleman in this morning?" *' I did, sir ;" answered the man Wilkinson, stepping forward.
What to read after The Step-Mother 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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