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Gavin did not know the locality thoroughly, and there might easily be such places, of which he had caught no glimpse hitherto. What a fool he was not to have brought that revolver ; but he felt com- forted as by a stealthy search he found that his large clasp-knife was in his pocket. Opening this, he kept it in readiness, determined not to be taken at a disadvantage. As his companion vouchsafed no communication, he kept silence also ; and so the two men walked silently on- ward side by side for... about half-a-mile.
Gavin was puzzled at their keeping to the road, but was still more so when his companion knocked at the door of a cottage, which the A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. 165 former could only guess to be the lodge of Firnie Knowe.
The wife of the head-gardener opened the door, and in the sudden flood of light the de- tective, to his intense amazement, beheld Hew Armitage in place of the James Murdoch with whom he imagined he had been struggling.
i Give me that lantern there, Susan. It's so thick that I can't see my way up the avenue/ Had he been a little less excited or preoccu- pied, he would have noticed that the woman was in tears, and that she looked at him strangely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gavin did not know the locality thoroughly, and there might easily be such places, of which he had caught no glimpse hitherto. What a fool he was not to have brought that revolver ; but he felt com- forted as by a stealthy search he found that his large clasp-knife was in his pocket. Opening this, he kept it in readiness, determined not to be taken at a disadvantage. As his companion vouchsafed no communication, he kept silence also ; and so the two men walked silently on- ward side by side for... about half-a-mile.
Gavin was puzzled at their keeping to the road, but was still more so when his companion knocked at the door of a cottage, which the A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. 165 former could only guess to be the lodge of Firnie Knowe.
The wife of the head-gardener opened the door, and in the sudden flood of light the de- tective, to his intense amazement, beheld Hew Armitage in place of the James Murdoch with whom he imagined he had been struggling.
i Give me that lantern there, Susan. It's so thick that I can't see my way up the avenue/ Had he been a little less excited or preoccu- pied, he would have noticed that the woman was in tears, and that she looked at him strangely.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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