Mary Roberts Rinehart

Mary Roberts Rinehart

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Portrait of Mary Roberts Rinehart Mary Roberts Rinehart,  The Breaking Point (Rinehart novel… (1922)

“ Wilkins amiable and acquiescent, Beverly's confession hidden in the ruck of legal documents; and he stealing back, to go on as best he could, covering his absence with lies, and taking up his work again. But even that uneasy road was closed to him. He saw David and Lucy stooping to new and strange hypocrisies, watching with anxious old eyes the faces of their neighbors, growing defiant and hard as time went on and suspicion still followed him. ”
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Portrait of Mary Roberts Rinehart Mary Roberts Rinehart,  The Breaking Point (Rinehart novel… (1922)

“ My foster-sister's stage name is Beverly Carlysle.
“She married Howard Lucas and they visited the Clark ranch at Norada, Wyoming, in the fall of 1911. I saw my sister there several times, and as she knew the way I felt she was frightened. My mother, Hattie Thorwald, was a sort of maid to her, and together they tried to get me to go away.”
Bassett looked up.
“Up to that point,” he said, “I wrote it myself before I saw him.” There was a note of triumph in his voice. “The rest is his.”
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