Find the Woman
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" "Oh, it was precisely that which made him use ful, " said Mrs. Elkhurst. "Of course he did none of the actual work himself he didn t have that kind of skill. I ve been thinking it over, and I have come to the conclusion that he must have merely located the jewels or whatever they were after. Don t you see? That s why he was so willing to visit at my friends houses. I can remember, now, THE SUITE AT THE PLAZA 145 that he used sometimes to excuse himself, when we were all down-stairs, and run u...p for a handkerchief, or something like that for an excuse. He was look ing about. I have no doubt that he watched outside, too, while the house was being entered. " "Do you know any others of the gang?" Fenton asked.
"I suspect only one, an Irishman. He came once or twice here to see Herbert, but my husband always managed to keep me away from him. " "An Irishman?" Fenton immediately thought of Mangus O Shea.
"A rough, ugly-looking man, with little reddish eyes, and black, broken teeth. I think his name was Nailery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, it was precisely that which made him use ful, " said Mrs. Elkhurst. "Of course he did none of the actual work himself he didn t have that kind of skill. I ve been thinking it over, and I have come to the conclusion that he must have merely located the jewels or whatever they were after. Don t you see? That s why he was so willing to visit at my friends houses. I can remember, now, THE SUITE AT THE PLAZA 145 that he used sometimes to excuse himself, when we were all down-stairs, and run u...p for a handkerchief, or something like that for an excuse. He was look ing about. I have no doubt that he watched outside, too, while the house was being entered. " "Do you know any others of the gang?" Fenton asked.
"I suspect only one, an Irishman. He came once or twice here to see Herbert, but my husband always managed to keep me away from him. " "An Irishman?" Fenton immediately thought of Mangus O Shea.
"A rough, ugly-looking man, with little reddish eyes, and black, broken teeth. I think his name was Nailery.
What to read after Find the Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Gelett to read onlineMoreLess
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