Witness to the Deed
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" At that moment, Guest uttered an eager cry, and thrust his hand into hispocket.
"I'd forgotten that, " he said, in answer to Miss Jerrold's inquiringlook; "and I don't know now that it will fit. " He had taken out his latchkey on the chance of that which fitted thelock of one set of chambers fitting that of another, and, thrusting itinto the keyhole, he was in the act of turning it when, as if someonehad been listening to every word and act, a bolt was suddenly shot back, and the door thrown ...open against Guest's chest. He started back inastonishment, for there, in the dark opening, stood Malcolm Stratton, his face of a sickly sallow, a strange look in his eyes, and a generalaspect of his having suddenly turned ten years older, startling allpresent.
"What do you want?" he said harshly.
The question was so sudden that Guest was stunned into muteness, but theadmiral stepped forward fiercely.
"You--you despicable scoundrel!" he roared; and as Stratton stepped backthe old man followed him quickly into the room, and caught him by thethroat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At that moment, Guest uttered an eager cry, and thrust his hand into hispocket.
"I'd forgotten that, " he said, in answer to Miss Jerrold's inquiringlook; "and I don't know now that it will fit. " He had taken out his latchkey on the chance of that which fitted thelock of one set of chambers fitting that of another, and, thrusting itinto the keyhole, he was in the act of turning it when, as if someonehad been listening to every word and act, a bolt was suddenly shot back, and the door thrown ...open against Guest's chest. He started back inastonishment, for there, in the dark opening, stood Malcolm Stratton, his face of a sickly sallow, a strange look in his eyes, and a generalaspect of his having suddenly turned ten years older, startling allpresent.
"What do you want?" he said harshly.
The question was so sudden that Guest was stunned into muteness, but theadmiral stepped forward fiercely.
"You--you despicable scoundrel!" he roared; and as Stratton stepped backthe old man followed him quickly into the room, and caught him by thethroat.
What to read after Witness to the Deed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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