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The Chase of the Ruby

Richard Marsh

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .was not spoken in the strictest confidence.'

She actually walked away. He went after her.

'My dear Letty, don't you want me to try to get the ring?'

'By all means act in accordance with the dictates of your better judgment. You are so much wiser than I.'

'But, Letty, if I don't get the ring, I--I won't say I lose you, because God knows I hope I never shall do that; but it means that I shall have to wait for you, the Powers above alone can tell how long. While getting it means getting you at once.'

'Guy, weren't you once engaged to be married to Miss Bewicke?'

'Yes, I was.'

'And I suppose you loved each other?'

'Letty, it's not like you to rub it in like this.'

'My dear Guy, let us look the situation fairly in the face. This person, from whom you are going to . . . Read More

Community Reviews

While in Africa, attempting to make his fortune so that he may marry his heiress fiancee, Guy Holland has a mysterious vision concerning his uncle and a ruby. He returns to England to learn that his wealthy uncle has died with only two heirs, Guy and his cousin Horace Burton. The will states that i

I love Richard Marsh's work - an incredibly popular author in fin-de-siècle Victorian England, he was a man who had been in prison for fraud, lived the life of both a gentleman and a pauper. As a result of this he had the ability to write across class divisions and understand the perspective of the