Death At the Chase (2012)
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‘I think you ought to talk to him. I’ll be strolling round the place.’ ‘Don’t go too far, Bobby.’ Appleby glanced curiously at his son. ‘And talk to Finn. He’s feeling disapproved of. Miss Ashmore, shall we take a turn in the park?’ Appleby led the way down a flight of steps. ‘Of course you know of your uncle’s death?’ ‘Your son told me. And I said I would like to be brought over to the Chase. Has my father turned up here?’ ‘Not yet. The police are trying to contact him. Can you help them, by an...y chance?’ ‘I don’t think so. It seems very probable that my father has run away. Does that sound insane?’ ‘I should like to think it did.’ ‘I have only just discovered that I live among mad people. Or I have only just admitted it to myself.’ Miss Ashmore, although clearly in some state of extreme tension, said this quite calmly. ‘It makes one do stupid things. For example, I have told your son some perfectly useless lies.’ ‘Useless lies are not commonly very bad ones.’ ‘One was that Jules – who is known as my fiancé – would look after the dogs while I came over here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I think you ought to talk to him. I’ll be strolling round the place.’ ‘Don’t go too far, Bobby.’ Appleby glanced curiously at his son. ‘And talk to Finn. He’s feeling disapproved of. Miss Ashmore, shall we take a turn in the park?’ Appleby led the way down a flight of steps. ‘Of course you know of your uncle’s death?’ ‘Your son told me. And I said I would like to be brought over to the Chase. Has my father turned up here?’ ‘Not yet. The police are trying to contact him. Can you help them, by an...y chance?’ ‘I don’t think so. It seems very probable that my father has run away. Does that sound insane?’ ‘I should like to think it did.’ ‘I have only just discovered that I live among mad people. Or I have only just admitted it to myself.’ Miss Ashmore, although clearly in some state of extreme tension, said this quite calmly. ‘It makes one do stupid things. For example, I have told your son some perfectly useless lies.’ ‘Useless lies are not commonly very bad ones.’ ‘One was that Jules – who is known as my fiancé – would look after the dogs while I came over here.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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