Dead Man's Folly
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Sir George had met him on arrival, had taken him down to the boathouse and had now returned with him to the house. Down at the boathouse a photographic unit was now busy and the fingerprint men and the medical officer had just arrived.
“This do for you here all right?” asked Sir George.
“Very nicely, thank you, sir.”
“What am I to do about this show that’s going on, tell ’em about it, stop it, or what?”
Inspector Bland considered for a moment or two.
“What have you done so far, Sir George?” he a...sked.
“Haven’t said anything. There’s a sort of idea floating round that there’s been an accident. Nothing more than that. I don’t think anyone’s suspected yet that it’s—er—well, murder.”
“Then leave things as they are just for the moment,” decided Bland. “The news will get round fast enough, I daresay,” he added cynically. He thought again for a moment or two before asking, “How many people do you think there are at this affair?”
“Couple of hundred I should say,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir George had met him on arrival, had taken him down to the boathouse and had now returned with him to the house. Down at the boathouse a photographic unit was now busy and the fingerprint men and the medical officer had just arrived.
“This do for you here all right?” asked Sir George.
“Very nicely, thank you, sir.”
“What am I to do about this show that’s going on, tell ’em about it, stop it, or what?”
Inspector Bland considered for a moment or two.
“What have you done so far, Sir George?” he a...sked.
“Haven’t said anything. There’s a sort of idea floating round that there’s been an accident. Nothing more than that. I don’t think anyone’s suspected yet that it’s—er—well, murder.”
“Then leave things as they are just for the moment,” decided Bland. “The news will get round fast enough, I daresay,” he added cynically. He thought again for a moment or two before asking, “How many people do you think there are at this affair?”
“Couple of hundred I should say,”
What to read after Dead Man's Folly?
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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