The Incorrigible Mr. Lumley
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Lumley @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Chapter Twenty Two nights later, David was startled from a sound sleep by someone pounding on his bedchamber door. “What is it?”
“A rider brought you a message, sir. He claims it’s urgent.” The butler Hodgson’s voice was graveled by sleep.
David pulled on a wrapper and opened the door. Hodgson handed him a sealed letter, which David tore open, then took the candle from the butler’s hand. The writing was difficult to make out.
... Lumley, My sister has taken ill in suspicious circumstances. I fear it’s connected to the incidents we recently discussed, and I beg your assistance in finding who did this to her. We are staying at the White Harte in Windsor until the doctor says she may travel, if she recovers. I’ve sent for my mother to join us.
Northcotte.
“Damn.” He crumpled the letter and tossed it into the cold fireplace. “Is the messenger still here?”
“Yes, sir. He was ordered to wait for a reply.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lumley @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Chapter Twenty Two nights later, David was startled from a sound sleep by someone pounding on his bedchamber door. “What is it?”
“A rider brought you a message, sir. He claims it’s urgent.” The butler Hodgson’s voice was graveled by sleep.
David pulled on a wrapper and opened the door. Hodgson handed him a sealed letter, which David tore open, then took the candle from the butler’s hand. The writing was difficult to make out.
... Lumley, My sister has taken ill in suspicious circumstances. I fear it’s connected to the incidents we recently discussed, and I beg your assistance in finding who did this to her. We are staying at the White Harte in Windsor until the doctor says she may travel, if she recovers. I’ve sent for my mother to join us.
Northcotte.
“Damn.” He crumpled the letter and tossed it into the cold fireplace. “Is the messenger still here?”
“Yes, sir. He was ordered to wait for a reply.”
What to read after The Incorrigible Mr. Lumley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fish, Aileen to read onlineMoreLess
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