Francis Lynde, Tom Jarnagan, Junior — Chapter 6 (1902)
“ The sorrel was fresh and the sulky weighed next to nothing, so Tom made racing speed to The Maples. Manville had been there before him and raised the hue and cry; but, fortunately, the report had not yet come to Kate's ears. She was just coming downstairs with Eleanor Haworth when Tom drove up; so they heard the story of his drowning and met Tom himself at the same moment. "I think Mr. Simpson did just right," said Kate, vindictively. "Mr. Manville needed shocking, if any one ever did. You poor boy! ”
