In the Dead of Night. a Novel 3
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AT THE THREE CROWNS HOTEL. 125 As for Mr. St. George, I shall deal with him in my own time, and in my own way. There are, however, two points that I wish you to bear particularly in mind. Firstly, if, even by the vaguest hint, you dare to let Mr. St.
George know that you have told me what you have told me to-night, it will be at your own proper peril, and you must be prepared to take the consequences that will immediately ensue. Secondly, you must hold yourself entirely at my service, and must ...come to me without delay whenever I may send for you, and wherever I may be. Do you clearly understand ?" " Yes, sir. I understand." " For the present, then, I have done with you. Two hours later I will send for you again, in order that you may sign a certain paper which will be ready by that time. You may go." " But, monsieur " " Not a word. Go." Tom held open the door for him, and Jan- vard passed out without another word.
126 IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT.
" At last, Dering ! At last everything is made clear !" said Tom, as he crossed the room and laid his hand affectionately on Lionel's shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AT THE THREE CROWNS HOTEL. 125 As for Mr. St. George, I shall deal with him in my own time, and in my own way. There are, however, two points that I wish you to bear particularly in mind. Firstly, if, even by the vaguest hint, you dare to let Mr. St.
George know that you have told me what you have told me to-night, it will be at your own proper peril, and you must be prepared to take the consequences that will immediately ensue. Secondly, you must hold yourself entirely at my service, and must ...come to me without delay whenever I may send for you, and wherever I may be. Do you clearly understand ?" " Yes, sir. I understand." " For the present, then, I have done with you. Two hours later I will send for you again, in order that you may sign a certain paper which will be ready by that time. You may go." " But, monsieur " " Not a word. Go." Tom held open the door for him, and Jan- vard passed out without another word.
126 IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT.
" At last, Dering ! At last everything is made clear !" said Tom, as he crossed the room and laid his hand affectionately on Lionel's shoulder.
What to read after In the Dead of Night. a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson), 1830-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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