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"Praxiteles Lumpkin? What an odd question. I'm assuming you refer to the antique weather vane man, in which case you're out of step with the times by almost half a century. Grandfather's weather vane, which is to say the one that used to be on the coach house and the only one on the estate, as far as I know, was a realistic, three-dimensional running horse in bronze. Victorian, you know, with lots of filigree around the letters and lightning rods to match along the ridgepole. Lumpkin's were simp...le two-dimensional cutouts, mildly amusing in a primitive, bucolic way, or so they always struck me. They'd be called collectibles nowadays, I suppose." "M'yes, you may well say so," Peter answered. "The collector's usual modus operandi seems to be to snaffle the weather vane and then burn down the building, presumably to cover up the theft. Perhaps I'm being fanciful in seeing a parallel between several recent thefts of this nature and the possible looting and torching of your grandfather's house, just because they've all occurred here in Balaclava County." "The more reason for lumping them together, I should say." Miss Binks got up off the couch where they'd all three been sitting, and lifted the lid off the soup pot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Praxiteles Lumpkin? What an odd question. I'm assuming you refer to the antique weather vane man, in which case you're out of step with the times by almost half a century. Grandfather's weather vane, which is to say the one that used to be on the coach house and the only one on the estate, as far as I know, was a realistic, three-dimensional running horse in bronze. Victorian, you know, with lots of filigree around the letters and lightning rods to match along the ridgepole. Lumpkin's were simp...le two-dimensional cutouts, mildly amusing in a primitive, bucolic way, or so they always struck me. They'd be called collectibles nowadays, I suppose." "M'yes, you may well say so," Peter answered. "The collector's usual modus operandi seems to be to snaffle the weather vane and then burn down the building, presumably to cover up the theft. Perhaps I'm being fanciful in seeing a parallel between several recent thefts of this nature and the possible looting and torching of your grandfather's house, just because they've all occurred here in Balaclava County." "The more reason for lumping them together, I should say." Miss Binks got up off the couch where they'd all three been sitting, and lifted the lid off the soup pot.
What to read after 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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