[No Name by Wilkie Collins]@TWC D-Link bookNo Name CHAPTER XII 16/24
"My memory for dates is bad at the best of times," she said.
"I am too confused to exert it at a moment's notice. Can you put your question in no other form ?" He put it in this form: "Do you remember any domestic event in the spring of the present year which appeared to affect Mr.Vanstone more seriously than usual ?" Miss Garth leaned forward in her chair, and looked eagerly at Mr. Pendril across the table.
"The journey to London!" she exclaimed.
"I distrusted the journey to London from the first! Yes! I remember Mr. Vanstone receiving a letter--I remember his reading it, and looking so altered from himself that he startled us all." "Did you notice any apparent understanding between Mr.and Mrs.Vanstone on the subject of that letter ?" "Yes: I did.
One of the girls--it was Magdalen--mentioned the post-mark; some place in America.
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