The Uttermost Farthing
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The man's manner--that of scenting a secret, of suspecting that more laybehind the matter than was admitted by the husband and friend of thewoman they were seeking--produced a disagreeable impression onVanderlyn. For the first time he felt himself faced by a vague, but nonethe less real, danger, and the feeling braced him.
"Then Monsieur did not see this lady yesterday at all?" "No, " said Vanderlyn, shortly; "the last time I saw Mrs. Pargeter in herhouse was the day before yesterday, when I ca...lled on her about fiveo'clock. " "Monsieur is not related to the lady, " asked the detective quietly.
"No, " said Vanderlyn again. "But I am an old friend of both Mr. And Mrs. Pargeter, and that is why he asked me to accompany him here to-day. " "Then when and how did you yourself first learn of Madame Pargeter'sdisappearance?" asked the other suddenly.
Vanderlyn hesitated; for a moment his tired brain refused to act--whenwas he supposed to have heard of Peggy's disappearance? He lookedhelplessly at Pargeter, then said suddenly, "I met my friend at L'Unionlast night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man's manner--that of scenting a secret, of suspecting that more laybehind the matter than was admitted by the husband and friend of thewoman they were seeking--produced a disagreeable impression onVanderlyn. For the first time he felt himself faced by a vague, but nonethe less real, danger, and the feeling braced him.
"Then Monsieur did not see this lady yesterday at all?" "No, " said Vanderlyn, shortly; "the last time I saw Mrs. Pargeter in herhouse was the day before yesterday, when I ca...lled on her about fiveo'clock. " "Monsieur is not related to the lady, " asked the detective quietly.
"No, " said Vanderlyn again. "But I am an old friend of both Mr. And Mrs. Pargeter, and that is why he asked me to accompany him here to-day. " "Then when and how did you yourself first learn of Madame Pargeter'sdisappearance?" asked the other suddenly.
Vanderlyn hesitated; for a moment his tired brain refused to act--whenwas he supposed to have heard of Peggy's disappearance? He lookedhelplessly at Pargeter, then said suddenly, "I met my friend at L'Unionlast night.
What to read after The Uttermost Farthing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowndes, Marie Belloc, 1868-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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