The String of Pearls (1850), p. 380
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The String of Pearls (1850), p. 380
Then he heard voices in one of the parlours. | 380 THE STRING OF PEARLS/ Then he heard voices in one of the par'ours. " Confound them !" said Todd, " the^ will hear me open the street door to a He crept up to the door. There was some complicated latch upon it that He still heard the voices in the parlour. More than five minutes— ■ precious minutes to him — had already been con- A female voice was speaking. €i Oh, dear me, yes, I daresay/' it said. " You no doubt think that house " Pshaw !" said a man's voice. " Pshaw ! I know what I mean, and so do u Yes, to be sure, well off." " Well off, when I was forced to go to Mr. Rickups party, in the same dress u The matter ? Why I'll tell you what the matter is. The matter is, and the u Very conclusive indeed. The deuce take me if it ain't." u I suppose by the deuce, you mean the devil, Mr. Simmons ; and if he don't u Oh, you are in jest, are you ?" 1 " No sir, I am not, and 1 should like to know what woman could jest with " Lend me a light !" said Tood, popping his awfully ugly face right over the There are things that can be described, but certainly the consternation of Mr. Finding then that both husband and wife appeared spell-bound, Todd stepped The light inhis hand threw a light upon the mystery of the lock. Todd opened \ u Now William," said Colonel Jeffery himself, "you will take this letter to "Yes, sir." " Be quick, and give i into no hands but his own." cf Remember, William, this is important." The groom touched his hat/and went away at a good pace, and Colonel |