[The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins]@TWC D-Link bookThe Moonstone CHAPTER XIII 13/16
My mistress dwelt strongly on Rosanna's good conduct in her service, and on the high opinion entertained of her by the matron at the reformatory. "You don't suspect her, I hope ?" my lady added, in conclusion, very earnestly. "I have already told your ladyship that I don't suspect any person in the house of thieving--up to the present time." After that answer, my lady rose to go up-stairs, and ask for Miss Rachel's keys.
The Sergeant was before-hand with me in opening the door for her.
He made a very low bow.
My lady shuddered as she passed him. We waited, and waited, and no keys appeared.
Sergeant Cuff made no remark to me.
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