A Christmas Mystery
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"Yes, it's the axle, " said the chauffeur.
"Then we're done, " remarked Doyne.
"I'm afraid so, my lord. " "What's the matter? Can't we get on?" asked Biggleswade in his querulousvoice.
McCurdie laughed. "How can we get on with a broken axle? The thing's asuseless as a man with a broken back. Gad, I was right. I said it wasgoing to be an infernal journey. " The little Professor wrung his hands. "But what's to be done?" he cried.
"Tramp it, " said Lord Doyne, lighting a fresh cigar.
"It's ten mil...es, " said the chauffeur.
"It would be the death of me, " the Professor wailed.
"I utterly refuse to walk ten miles through a Polar waste with a goutyfoot, " McCurdie declared wrathfully.
The chauffeur offered a solution of the difficulty. He would set outalone for Foullis Castle--five miles farther on was an inn where hecould obtain a horse and trap--and would return for the three gentlemenwith another car. In the meanwhile they could take shelter in a littlehouse which they had just passed, some half mile up the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, it's the axle, " said the chauffeur.
"Then we're done, " remarked Doyne.
"I'm afraid so, my lord. " "What's the matter? Can't we get on?" asked Biggleswade in his querulousvoice.
McCurdie laughed. "How can we get on with a broken axle? The thing's asuseless as a man with a broken back. Gad, I was right. I said it wasgoing to be an infernal journey. " The little Professor wrung his hands. "But what's to be done?" he cried.
"Tramp it, " said Lord Doyne, lighting a fresh cigar.
"It's ten mil...es, " said the chauffeur.
"It would be the death of me, " the Professor wailed.
"I utterly refuse to walk ten miles through a Polar waste with a goutyfoot, " McCurdie declared wrathfully.
The chauffeur offered a solution of the difficulty. He would set outalone for Foullis Castle--five miles farther on was an inn where hecould obtain a horse and trap--and would return for the three gentlemenwith another car. In the meanwhile they could take shelter in a littlehouse which they had just passed, some half mile up the road.
What to read after A Christmas Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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