Dracula's Guest And Other Weird Tales - Plot & Excerpts
The result had been that not only was he familiar with the facts of everything, but he had already so far differentiated them that he was now able to arrange them in his own mind according to their values. Thus he was in a position to form his own opinions, and to accept any fact or any reading of it if at all credible; whatever was mysterious, or seemed to be mysterious, he frankly accepted as such, and held it apart in his own mind for future investigation and discussion. The utility of this course was apparent to him when he began to talk to Sir Nathaniel, which was so soon as breakfast was over and they had withdrawn to the study. They were alone, for Mr Salton was not expected home till noon. Breakfast had been a silent function, so it did not interfere in any way with the process of thought. So soon as the door was closed, Sir Nathaniel began: ‘I see, Adam, that much has occurred, and that you have much to tell me and to consult about.’ ‘That is so, sir. I suppose I had better begin by telling you all I know – all that has happened since I left you last evening?’ ‘Quite right.
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