[Cap’n Warren’s Wards by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookCap’n Warren’s Wards CHAPTER III 42/55
Oddest of all, if he was such a brother, why had neither Caroline or Stephen mentioned his existence? According to his story, Graves, the Warren lawyer, had warned the children of his coming.
Caroline had been very reticent concerning her father's will, the amount of his estate, and the like.
And Mrs.Dunn had repeatedly, though discreetly, endeavored to find out these important details. Neither hints nor questions had resulted satisfactorily.
Was it possible that this was the reason, this country uncle? If so--well, if so, here was a Heaven-sent opportunity for a little genteel and perfectly safe detective work.
Mrs.Dunn creakingly crossed the room and spoke. "Mr.Warren," she said, "I feel guilty in keeping you out there.
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