Library 
“CALL ME DAWSON.” Scrivener walked down a narrow winding path, and Hester followed him. They presently found themselves under some oak trees in a little dingle, where they were completely sheltered fr
Search
“CALL ME DAWSON.” Scrivener walked down a narrow winding path, and Hester followed him. They presently found themselves under some oak trees in a little dingle, where they were completely sheltered fr
THE DARKNESS BEFORE THE DAWN. Nance fell on her knees by the dying man. She took one of his cold hands in hers. “Little…
WAGES. The moment Rowton spoke Long John rapped his hand loudly on the board. He rose and spoke in a clear and penetrat…
A TOAST. Absorbed in his own disturbed thoughts, Rowton never knew that he was followed. Simpkins saw him enter the lit…
“IF NOT, LIE TO HIM.” When Long John arrived at the club in the street off the Chelsea Embankment he found several memb…
A RED TRACK. When the train arrived at King’s Cross, Crossley was waiting on the platform. A quick glance showed him Na…
A SUMMONS. Nance received Crossley’s letter about noon on the following day. Lady Georgina was, of course, still with h…
MRS. LARKINS. George Morton, of ⸺ , Redcliffe Square, was supposed by his many friends to be a retired solicitor. He wa…
HESTER. Jacob witnessed the parting between his master and mistress in the great hall of the old house. Without apparen…
Comments (0)