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But what if my mistake has been amore grievous one--what if Chloe is innocent and I have misjudged hercruelly? If that should be so, " said Major Carstairs, "then my ghostwill never be laid. The man who shot Hilda Ryder will be forgiven forhis too hasty deed. But for a mistake such as mine there could be noforgiveness. " And as he turned to re-enter the club his face looked suddenly haggardand old.
CHAPTER V The more Anstice pondered over the matter of the anonymous letters, themore inclined he... was to believe that the woman Tochatti was one of theprime movers, if not the sole participator, in the affair.
Leaving the subject of motive out of the question for the moment, it wasevident that Tochatti, of all the household, would have the most freeaccess to her mistress' writing-table or bureau; and Anstice knew, through a chance word, that on the occasion of Mrs. Carstairs' fatalvisit to Brighton, she had been accompanied by her maid.
True, the woman was supposed, by those around her, to be incapable ofwriting, even to the extent of signing her name; but, as the export hadpointed out in the course of the interview, it was not unknown for aperson to deny the possession of some faculty, either from a desire togain sympathy or from some other and less creditable reason.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what if my mistake has been amore grievous one--what if Chloe is innocent and I have misjudged hercruelly? If that should be so, " said Major Carstairs, "then my ghostwill never be laid. The man who shot Hilda Ryder will be forgiven forhis too hasty deed. But for a mistake such as mine there could be noforgiveness. " And as he turned to re-enter the club his face looked suddenly haggardand old.
CHAPTER V The more Anstice pondered over the matter of the anonymous letters, themore inclined he... was to believe that the woman Tochatti was one of theprime movers, if not the sole participator, in the affair.
Leaving the subject of motive out of the question for the moment, it wasevident that Tochatti, of all the household, would have the most freeaccess to her mistress' writing-table or bureau; and Anstice knew, through a chance word, that on the occasion of Mrs. Carstairs' fatalvisit to Brighton, she had been accompanied by her maid.
True, the woman was supposed, by those around her, to be incapable ofwriting, even to the extent of signing her name; but, as the export hadpointed out in the course of the interview, it was not unknown for aperson to deny the possession of some faculty, either from a desire togain sympathy or from some other and less creditable reason.
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