The Case of Jennie Brice by Mary Roberts Rinehart
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voice as in the morning.
"Her husband says so." "Ask him to come to the phone." "He is not here." "When do you expect him back?" "I'm not sure he is coming back." "Look here," said the voice angrily, "can't you give me any satisfaction? Or don't you care to?" "I've told you all I know." "You don't know where she is?" "No, sir." "She didn't say she was coming back to rehearse for next week's piece?" "Her husband said she went away for a few days' rest. He went away about noon and hasn't come back. That's all I know, except that they owe me three weeks' rent that I'd like to get hold of." The owner of the voice hung up the receiver with a snap, and left me pondering. It seemed to me that Mr. Ladley had been very reckless. Did |
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