Bones in London
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Bones slipped into his own room so quickly that by the time Hamiltonentered he was sitting at his desk in a thoughtful and studiousattitude.
It cannot be said that the inner office was any longer entitled to thedescription of sanctum sanctorum. Rather was the holy of holies thelarger and less ornate apartment wherein sat A Being whose capablelittle fingers danced over complicated banks of keys.
The communicating door opened and the Being appeared. Hamilton, mindful of a certain agreement with h...is partner, pretended not to seeher.
"There's a lady who wishes a private interview with you, Mr. Tibbetts, "said the girl.
Bones turned with an exaggerated start.
"A lady?" he said in a tone of incredulity. "Gracious Heavens! Thisis news to me, dear old miss. Show her in, please, show her in. Aprivate interview, eh?" He looked meaningly at Hamilton. Hamilton didnot raise his eyes--in accordance with his contract. "A privateinterview, eh?" said Bones louder. "Does she want to see me by myself?" "Perhaps you would like to see her in my room, " said the girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bones slipped into his own room so quickly that by the time Hamiltonentered he was sitting at his desk in a thoughtful and studiousattitude.
It cannot be said that the inner office was any longer entitled to thedescription of sanctum sanctorum. Rather was the holy of holies thelarger and less ornate apartment wherein sat A Being whose capablelittle fingers danced over complicated banks of keys.
The communicating door opened and the Being appeared. Hamilton, mindful of a certain agreement with h...is partner, pretended not to seeher.
"There's a lady who wishes a private interview with you, Mr. Tibbetts, "said the girl.
Bones turned with an exaggerated start.
"A lady?" he said in a tone of incredulity. "Gracious Heavens! Thisis news to me, dear old miss. Show her in, please, show her in. Aprivate interview, eh?" He looked meaningly at Hamilton. Hamilton didnot raise his eyes--in accordance with his contract. "A privateinterview, eh?" said Bones louder. "Does she want to see me by myself?" "Perhaps you would like to see her in my room, " said the girl.
What to read after Bones in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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