What Became of Mr Desmond
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And people saying bitter black things about him; I got to clear him afore I goes. " This passionate and bewildering harangue had no meaning for Gervase.
"I'm awfully sorry, Johnstone, but I don't know what you are talking of. What lady has come that can tell you about your lad? I don't know of any. " "Miss Teresa, sir. I see her come, this very night as ever is. Drove up in a motor, she did; and she's there now. You will find her, sir, when you get in. " No news Johnstone could have given would... have been less welcome; and Gervase did not believe it. He thought the old man's mind was indeed astray; yet the very idea of Teresa's arrival, or possible ar- rival, sent him hurrying to the relief of Lady Kath- erine. He let himself in by the side door, hardly heed- ing Johnstone's piteous wail "you'll arxk her to tell me, Master Arthur, sir, you will, won't you?" and raced up to the house.
"Mrs. Gervase, sir, " remarked Mellish, as Gervase MUTTERINGS OF THE STORM 147 wondered how to frame an inquiry; "she arrived at a quarter to eight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And people saying bitter black things about him; I got to clear him afore I goes. " This passionate and bewildering harangue had no meaning for Gervase.
"I'm awfully sorry, Johnstone, but I don't know what you are talking of. What lady has come that can tell you about your lad? I don't know of any. " "Miss Teresa, sir. I see her come, this very night as ever is. Drove up in a motor, she did; and she's there now. You will find her, sir, when you get in. " No news Johnstone could have given would... have been less welcome; and Gervase did not believe it. He thought the old man's mind was indeed astray; yet the very idea of Teresa's arrival, or possible ar- rival, sent him hurrying to the relief of Lady Kath- erine. He let himself in by the side door, hardly heed- ing Johnstone's piteous wail "you'll arxk her to tell me, Master Arthur, sir, you will, won't you?" and raced up to the house.
"Mrs. Gervase, sir, " remarked Mellish, as Gervase MUTTERINGS OF THE STORM 147 wondered how to frame an inquiry; "she arrived at a quarter to eight.
What to read after What Became of Mr Desmond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Nina Boyle to read onlineMoreLess
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