“RAGOSTIN WILL CONTACT YOU DISCREETLY,” I told Lady Theodora, “with his thoughts upon the matter.” It was fortunate that “Dr. Ragostin” was to supply the thoughts, for mine were in a muddle worse than the most tangled yarn basket that ever was. Out of all the Gordian knot I seized upon only one strand surely, a grey one, another indication that Lady Cecily had not eloped. If her secret correspondence with the shopkeeper’s son had developed into a passionate affair, she would have used a rainbow ...of sealing-wax other than the grey. No, she had written her letters only in friendship. She had gone off not for love, but for some other reason. Which, I sensed, had something to do with her odd diaries. The mirror writing. And something – although I could not even begin to imagine what – something to do with her extraordinary charcoal drawings. The latter were so unladylike and disturbing, both in their bold execution and in their choice of subjects, that I had put them back behind the bedroom furniture and had not mentioned them to Lady Theodora.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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