The Stretton Street Affair
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"Ah, my dear friend!" he cried in his excellent English. "I wonderedwhat had become of you. I called at Rivermead Mansions three days ago, but I could get no reply when I rang at your flat. The porter saidthat both you and your friend were out, and he had no idea when youwould return. I go back to Paris to-morrow. " "Shall you fly across this time?" I asked.
"No. I go by train. I have a lot of luggage--some purchases I havemade for my friend the Baroness de Henonville. " It was then about five ...o'clock, so he ordered some tea, and overcigarettes we chatted for nearly an hour.
The longer I conversed with him the more mysterious he appeared. Whyhad he crossed from Paris to London with me in order to meetclandestinely the poor girl who was the rich man's victim? That wasone point which arose in my mind.
But the main question was the reason of his supposed chance meetingwith me in the express between York and London.
During our chat I feared to refer to Gabrielle lest he should suspectthat I knew of his subtle intrigue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ah, my dear friend!" he cried in his excellent English. "I wonderedwhat had become of you. I called at Rivermead Mansions three days ago, but I could get no reply when I rang at your flat. The porter saidthat both you and your friend were out, and he had no idea when youwould return. I go back to Paris to-morrow. " "Shall you fly across this time?" I asked.
"No. I go by train. I have a lot of luggage--some purchases I havemade for my friend the Baroness de Henonville. " It was then about five ...o'clock, so he ordered some tea, and overcigarettes we chatted for nearly an hour.
The longer I conversed with him the more mysterious he appeared. Whyhad he crossed from Paris to London with me in order to meetclandestinely the poor girl who was the rich man's victim? That wasone point which arose in my mind.
But the main question was the reason of his supposed chance meetingwith me in the express between York and London.
During our chat I feared to refer to Gabrielle lest he should suspectthat I knew of his subtle intrigue.
What to read after The Stretton Street Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Queux William to read onlineMoreLess
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