A Dog's Ransom
A Dog's Ransom
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The Pole might be dead, he thought. And if he wasn’t dead? He would say it was the cop Dummell who—had attacked him and beaten him nearly to death. Clarence knew that he had flung himself on Rowajinski like a maniac. He had hit Rowajinski with his gun.
Clarence saw the gun belt on one of his straight chairs. He went to the gun, thinking at the same time that he ought to turn the radio on for the news, in case they said anything about Rowajinski. But first check the gun. He couldn’t see any b...lood on it, but he wet a facecloth in the bathroom basin, wrung it out, and wiped the gun carefully. A little pink came off. He opened the cylinder, removed the bullets and washed and dried the chambers and replaced the bullets. At the same time he was wondering if he could deny having killed Rowajinski, if a great many facts were against him? Maybe it was hopeless. He was unable to think. But it seemed wisest to get any bloodstains off. He washed his shoes, checked also the soles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Pole might be dead, he thought. And if he wasn’t dead? He would say it was the cop Dummell who—had attacked him and beaten him nearly to death. Clarence knew that he had flung himself on Rowajinski like a maniac. He had hit Rowajinski with his gun.
Clarence saw the gun belt on one of his straight chairs. He went to the gun, thinking at the same time that he ought to turn the radio on for the news, in case they said anything about Rowajinski. But first check the gun. He couldn’t see any b...lood on it, but he wet a facecloth in the bathroom basin, wrung it out, and wiped the gun carefully. A little pink came off. He opened the cylinder, removed the bullets and washed and dried the chambers and replaced the bullets. At the same time he was wondering if he could deny having killed Rowajinski, if a great many facts were against him? Maybe it was hopeless. He was unable to think. But it seemed wisest to get any bloodstains off. He washed his shoes, checked also the soles.
What to read after A Dog's Ransom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Highsmith to read onlineMoreLess
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