The Uninhabited House
The Uninhabited House
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"I think he must have raised money on them, " answered Mr. Craven.
"Are you aware whether anyone else ever produced them?" I asked.
"I am not; I never heard of their being produced: but, then, I shouldnot have been likely to hear. " Which was very true, but veryunsatisfactory. Could we succeed in tracing even one of those papers, aclue might be found to the mystery of Mr. Elmsdale's suicide.
That afternoon I repaired to the house of one of our clients, who had, Iknew, a file of the _Times_ news...papers, and asked him to allow me tolook at it.
I could, of course, have seen a file at many places in the city, but Ipreferred pursuing my investigations where no one was likely to watchthe proceeding.
"_Times!_ bless my soul, yes; only too happy to be able to oblige Mr. Craven. Walk into the study, there is a good fire, make yourself quiteat home, I beg, and let me send you a glass of wine. " All of which I did, greatly to the satisfaction of the dear oldgentleman.
Turning over the file for the especial year in which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I think he must have raised money on them, " answered Mr. Craven.
"Are you aware whether anyone else ever produced them?" I asked.
"I am not; I never heard of their being produced: but, then, I shouldnot have been likely to hear. " Which was very true, but veryunsatisfactory. Could we succeed in tracing even one of those papers, aclue might be found to the mystery of Mr. Elmsdale's suicide.
That afternoon I repaired to the house of one of our clients, who had, Iknew, a file of the _Times_ news...papers, and asked him to allow me tolook at it.
I could, of course, have seen a file at many places in the city, but Ipreferred pursuing my investigations where no one was likely to watchthe proceeding.
"_Times!_ bless my soul, yes; only too happy to be able to oblige Mr. Craven. Walk into the study, there is a good fire, make yourself quiteat home, I beg, and let me send you a glass of wine. " All of which I did, greatly to the satisfaction of the dear oldgentleman.
Turning over the file for the especial year in which Mr.
What to read after The Uninhabited House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrsj H Riddell to read onlineMoreLess
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