The Hunt Ball Mystery
The Hunt Ball Mystery
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Giff ord had not long to wait. Miss Morriston seemed to draw off and began to walk back down the ride ; her companion turned and promptly put himself by her side. There was no doubt now as to who he was. Gervase Henshaw.
As^one glance, now that the face was re-^ vealed, proved that, Giff ord drew back quickly and hurried deeper into the thick wood fearful lest his footsteps should be heard. When he had gone a safe distance an intense curiosity made him halt and turn. From his place of hiding he... could just see the Ught of the ride along which the couple would pass. He hated Digitized by Google y i6o THE HUNT BALL MYSTERY the idea of sp5dng upon Edith Morriston ; after all, if she chose to walk and talk with this man it was no business of his ; but a supreme distrust of Henshaw, unreasonable enough, perhaps, but none the less keen, made him suspicious that the man might be playing some cowardly game, might have drawn the girl to him by unfair means.
Otherwise it was surely inconceivable that she should have consented — condescended in- deed — ^to meet him in that clandestine manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giff ord had not long to wait. Miss Morriston seemed to draw off and began to walk back down the ride ; her companion turned and promptly put himself by her side. There was no doubt now as to who he was. Gervase Henshaw.
As^one glance, now that the face was re-^ vealed, proved that, Giff ord drew back quickly and hurried deeper into the thick wood fearful lest his footsteps should be heard. When he had gone a safe distance an intense curiosity made him halt and turn. From his place of hiding he... could just see the Ught of the ride along which the couple would pass. He hated Digitized by Google y i6o THE HUNT BALL MYSTERY the idea of sp5dng upon Edith Morriston ; after all, if she chose to walk and talk with this man it was no business of his ; but a supreme distrust of Henshaw, unreasonable enough, perhaps, but none the less keen, made him suspicious that the man might be playing some cowardly game, might have drawn the girl to him by unfair means.
Otherwise it was surely inconceivable that she should have consented — condescended in- deed — ^to meet him in that clandestine manner.
What to read after The Hunt Ball Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir William Magnay to read onlineMoreLess
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