The Mark of Cain
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Hadn't Ibetter send for Mr. Whalley, sir?" Now, Mr. Whalley was the doctor whom Oxford, especially the youngergeneration, delighted to honor.
"No; I don't think you need. Bring me breakfast here. I think I'll beable to start for town by the 11. 58. And bring me my letters. " "Very well, sir, " answered Dakyns.
Then with that fearless assumption of responsibility which always doesan Englishman credit, he sent the college messenger in search of Mr. Whalley before he brought round Maitland's lette...rs and his breakfastcommons.
There were no letters bearing on the subject of Margaret'sdisappearance; if any such had been addressed to him, they wouldnecessarily be, as Maitland remembered after his first feeling ofdisappointment, at his rooms in London. Neither Miss Marlett, if she hadaught to communicate, nor anyone else, could be expected to know thatMait-land's first act would be to rush to Oxford and consult Bielby.
The guardian of Margaret turned with no success to his breakfastcommons; even tea appeared unwelcome and impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hadn't Ibetter send for Mr. Whalley, sir?" Now, Mr. Whalley was the doctor whom Oxford, especially the youngergeneration, delighted to honor.
"No; I don't think you need. Bring me breakfast here. I think I'll beable to start for town by the 11. 58. And bring me my letters. " "Very well, sir, " answered Dakyns.
Then with that fearless assumption of responsibility which always doesan Englishman credit, he sent the college messenger in search of Mr. Whalley before he brought round Maitland's lette...rs and his breakfastcommons.
There were no letters bearing on the subject of Margaret'sdisappearance; if any such had been addressed to him, they wouldnecessarily be, as Maitland remembered after his first feeling ofdisappointment, at his rooms in London. Neither Miss Marlett, if she hadaught to communicate, nor anyone else, could be expected to know thatMait-land's first act would be to rush to Oxford and consult Bielby.
The guardian of Margaret turned with no success to his breakfastcommons; even tea appeared unwelcome and impossible.
What to read after The Mark of Cain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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