Mrs Vandersteins Jewels
Mrs Vandersteins Jewels
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' If the lady had replied to my wire we should doubtless have been spared a lot of trouble, though we might not have been able to save her life ; but, as things are, I propose to try and sift the question of Madame Q. 's identity for myself. " Jennins went away ; and Gimblet, after being de- tained by a short visit from Sidney who was on his way to catch the eleven o'clock train to Boulogne also took up his hat and left the house.
A quarter of an hour later he was standing on the doorstep of Mr...s. Vanderstein's Grosvenor Street house.
He found, as was natural, a shocked and dislocated household. The cook and Blake were seated in the morning-room, where the cook was flourishing a hand- kerchief, and reiterating observations to the effect that she had always known something terrible was going to happen ever since the second footman had broken the looking-glass in the pantry ; while the young man referred to was standing just outside the door, and putting his head into the room every few minutes to remark defiantly, though with a certain uneasiness, that it wasn't in nature for so tremendous an event to 246 MRS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' If the lady had replied to my wire we should doubtless have been spared a lot of trouble, though we might not have been able to save her life ; but, as things are, I propose to try and sift the question of Madame Q. 's identity for myself. " Jennins went away ; and Gimblet, after being de- tained by a short visit from Sidney who was on his way to catch the eleven o'clock train to Boulogne also took up his hat and left the house.
A quarter of an hour later he was standing on the doorstep of Mr...s. Vanderstein's Grosvenor Street house.
He found, as was natural, a shocked and dislocated household. The cook and Blake were seated in the morning-room, where the cook was flourishing a hand- kerchief, and reiterating observations to the effect that she had always known something terrible was going to happen ever since the second footman had broken the looking-glass in the pantry ; while the young man referred to was standing just outside the door, and putting his head into the room every few minutes to remark defiantly, though with a certain uneasiness, that it wasn't in nature for so tremendous an event to 246 MRS.
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