The Vanished Man
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She'd just been steeling herself to confront the photos again. She studied them closely and finally nodded. "P. T. Selbit," she said, wiping her blue eyes. "That's a person?" From Sachs. Kara nodded. "Mr. Balzac used to do some of his routines. He was an il lusionist who lived a hundred years ago. He did that routine. It's called Sawing a Woman in Half. This's the same, tied down, spread-eagle. The saw. The only difference is he picked a man for the performance." She blinked at the benign wo...rd. "I mean, the murder." Again Rhyme asked, "Would only a limited number of people know it?" "Nope. It was a famous trick, even more famous than the Vanished Man. Anybody with the slightest knowledge of magic history'd be aware of it." He had expected this discouraging answer but said, "Put it on the profile anyway, Thom." Then to Sachs: "Okay, tell us what happened at Calvert's." "Looks like the vic left through his building's back entrance on his way to work-like he always did, the neighbors said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She'd just been steeling herself to confront the photos again. She studied them closely and finally nodded. "P. T. Selbit," she said, wiping her blue eyes. "That's a person?" From Sachs. Kara nodded. "Mr. Balzac used to do some of his routines. He was an il lusionist who lived a hundred years ago. He did that routine. It's called Sawing a Woman in Half. This's the same, tied down, spread-eagle. The saw. The only difference is he picked a man for the performance." She blinked at the benign wo...rd. "I mean, the murder." Again Rhyme asked, "Would only a limited number of people know it?" "Nope. It was a famous trick, even more famous than the Vanished Man. Anybody with the slightest knowledge of magic history'd be aware of it." He had expected this discouraging answer but said, "Put it on the profile anyway, Thom." Then to Sachs: "Okay, tell us what happened at Calvert's." "Looks like the vic left through his building's back entrance on his way to work-like he always did, the neighbors said.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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