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“during which he probably gave them chapter and verse concerning his forthcoming tour.”
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“he heard nothing save the characteristic groans and grumblings of the ancient house.”
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“The sun had just set, and mist was settling in white swathes over the grass, waist high, the fantastic wraiths ghost-like in the still air. The rose of sunset was fading from the sky; the west now faintly saffron with a white pinprick of evening star just strengthening against the fading daylight. Inside the house the panelled hall was sombre and shadowy, its colours merged into the grey tones of twilight.”
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“Reeves had summed up Elsie Harford as a shrewd, capable young woman of the modern type, “hard as nails, but quick in the uptake” was Reeves’ estimate of her,”
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“three steps leading up the necessary. Funny notion of preserving dignity on undignified occasions. You either go up steps or else go down them for all purposes”
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“the dull fire, whose logs smouldered sulkily in the vast open hearth.”
E.C.R. Lorac, Rope’s End, Rogue’s End