Cat Among the Pigeons
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“Adam Goodman? Oh yes. The gardener.”
A young man had risen respectfully to his feet. He was tall, dark and good-looking. He wore stained corduroy trousers loosely held up by an aged belt, and an open-necked shirt of very bright blue.
“You wanted to see me, I hear.”
His voice was rough, and as that of so many young men of today, slightly truculent.
Kelsey said merely: “Yes, come into my room.”
“I don’t know anything about the murder,” said Adam Goodman sulkily. “It’s nothing to do with me. I was... at home and in bed last night.”
Kelsey merely nodded noncommittally.
He sat down at his desk, and motioned to the young man to take the chair opposite. A young policeman in plainclothes had followed the two men in unobtrusively and sat down a little distance away.
“Now then,” said Kelsey. “You’re Goodman—” he looked at a note on his desk—“Adam Goodman.”
“That’s right, sir. But first, I’d like to show you this.”
Adam’s manner had changed. There was no truculence or sulkiness in it now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Adam Goodman? Oh yes. The gardener.”
A young man had risen respectfully to his feet. He was tall, dark and good-looking. He wore stained corduroy trousers loosely held up by an aged belt, and an open-necked shirt of very bright blue.
“You wanted to see me, I hear.”
His voice was rough, and as that of so many young men of today, slightly truculent.
Kelsey said merely: “Yes, come into my room.”
“I don’t know anything about the murder,” said Adam Goodman sulkily. “It’s nothing to do with me. I was... at home and in bed last night.”
Kelsey merely nodded noncommittally.
He sat down at his desk, and motioned to the young man to take the chair opposite. A young policeman in plainclothes had followed the two men in unobtrusively and sat down a little distance away.
“Now then,” said Kelsey. “You’re Goodman—” he looked at a note on his desk—“Adam Goodman.”
“That’s right, sir. But first, I’d like to show you this.”
Adam’s manner had changed. There was no truculence or sulkiness in it now.
What to read after Cat Among the Pigeons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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