Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"Help! Murder!" Away rushed Harvey and that long American fellow, Jefferson, while Mrs. Harkaway fainted. But in a few minutes the three came back with the news that Mrs. Harkaway's maid--Marietta by name--had been killed. "No fault of yours, madam, for the girl had been dressing herself in some of Mrs. Harkaway's clothes, and no doubt she looked as much a lady as her mistress." "What then?" demanded Diana. "The police took the matter in hand, and are now searching everywhere for the murderer." "Let them search," said Diana, with a scornful laugh. There was silence for a time; then Diana asked-- "Did you hear anything of Tomaso?" "Yes. He is condemned to die." "When?" demanded Toro. "The date is kept secret, so that you may have less chance of rescuing him." |
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