Adventures of the World's Greatest Detectives
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I accompanied Sir Archibald to his carriage and saw him drive off and his man was with him. " "That's too bad." The host smiled.
"I think it's good — for Sir Archibald's man." After some further talk, Sir William and the detective took a walk about the premises and made an examination of locks and bolts. They strolled into the grounds and interviewed the two gate- keepers. The gate-keeper at the south entrance said one of the servants had brought him a mes- sage that no one was to be permitted ...to leave the house that night. The servant, whom he did not recognize, then volunteered to stay on guard until he — the south gate-keeper — should go and give similar instructions to the gate-keeper at the north entrance. He was gone but a few minutes but on his return the servant was nowhere to be seen.
i 5 o INSPECTOR SWEENEY AND Detective Sweeney let out an exclamation of impatience.
" What's the matter? " asked the host.
"This man had no right to leave his post.
Don't you see that a regiment of thieves could escape while he was away ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I accompanied Sir Archibald to his carriage and saw him drive off and his man was with him. " "That's too bad." The host smiled.
"I think it's good — for Sir Archibald's man." After some further talk, Sir William and the detective took a walk about the premises and made an examination of locks and bolts. They strolled into the grounds and interviewed the two gate- keepers. The gate-keeper at the south entrance said one of the servants had brought him a mes- sage that no one was to be permitted ...to leave the house that night. The servant, whom he did not recognize, then volunteered to stay on guard until he — the south gate-keeper — should go and give similar instructions to the gate-keeper at the north entrance. He was gone but a few minutes but on his return the servant was nowhere to be seen.
i 5 o INSPECTOR SWEENEY AND Detective Sweeney let out an exclamation of impatience.
" What's the matter? " asked the host.
"This man had no right to leave his post.
Don't you see that a regiment of thieves could escape while he was away ?
What to read after Adventures of the World's Greatest Detectives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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