Curtains for Three
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By the time Dorothy and I had got there she had made it perfectly plain that as far as I was concerned she was all talked out, our conversation during the ride downtown having consisted of her saying at one point, “Look out for that truck,” and me replying, “I’m driving,” so during the hour’s wait I hadn’t even asked her if she wanted a drink. And when Wolfe had entered and greeted her, and got his bulk adjusted in his chair behind his desk, the first thing she said was, “I want to speak to you ...privately.” Wolfe shook his head. “Mr. Goodwin is my confidential assistant, and if he didn’t hear it from you he soon would from me. What is it?”
“But this is very - personal.”
“Most things said in this room by visitors are. What is it?”
“There is no one I can go to but you.” Dorothy was in one of the yellow chairs, facing him, leaning forward to him. “I don’t know where I stand, and I’ve got to find out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the time Dorothy and I had got there she had made it perfectly plain that as far as I was concerned she was all talked out, our conversation during the ride downtown having consisted of her saying at one point, “Look out for that truck,” and me replying, “I’m driving,” so during the hour’s wait I hadn’t even asked her if she wanted a drink. And when Wolfe had entered and greeted her, and got his bulk adjusted in his chair behind his desk, the first thing she said was, “I want to speak to you ...privately.” Wolfe shook his head. “Mr. Goodwin is my confidential assistant, and if he didn’t hear it from you he soon would from me. What is it?”
“But this is very - personal.”
“Most things said in this room by visitors are. What is it?”
“There is no one I can go to but you.” Dorothy was in one of the yellow chairs, facing him, leaning forward to him. “I don’t know where I stand, and I’ve got to find out.
What to read after Curtains for Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stout Rex to read onlineMoreLess
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