Half a Chance
Half a Chance
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I didn't know so much about him then;that came after; except that the gentlemen found him a figure worthlooking at when he got up at the post--" "Yes; he was worth looking at. " Lord Bonsdale's eyes half closed. "Aheavy-fisted, shapely brute; with muscles like steel. But ignorant--" Helingered on the word; then his glance suddenly lifted--"Had something onhis arm; recall noticing it while the bout was on!" Mr. Gillett with a knowing expression rose, took a volume from abookcase and opened it.
"...The 'something' you speak of, my Lord, " he observed proudly, "should behere; I will show it that you may appreciate my system; the method Ihave of gathering and tabulating data. You will find an encyclopedia ofinformation in that bookcase. All that Scotland Yard has, and perhaps alittle besides. " "Really?" The nobleman's eyes fastened themselves on the book.
"To illustrate: Here's his case. " Gillett's fingers moved lightly overthe page. "'Testimony of Dandy Joe, down-stairs at the time withlandlady who kept the house where the crime was committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn't know so much about him then;that came after; except that the gentlemen found him a figure worthlooking at when he got up at the post--" "Yes; he was worth looking at. " Lord Bonsdale's eyes half closed. "Aheavy-fisted, shapely brute; with muscles like steel. But ignorant--" Helingered on the word; then his glance suddenly lifted--"Had something onhis arm; recall noticing it while the bout was on!" Mr. Gillett with a knowing expression rose, took a volume from abookcase and opened it.
"...The 'something' you speak of, my Lord, " he observed proudly, "should behere; I will show it that you may appreciate my system; the method Ihave of gathering and tabulating data. You will find an encyclopedia ofinformation in that bookcase. All that Scotland Yard has, and perhaps alittle besides. " "Really?" The nobleman's eyes fastened themselves on the book.
"To illustrate: Here's his case. " Gillett's fingers moved lightly overthe page. "'Testimony of Dandy Joe, down-stairs at the time withlandlady who kept the house where the crime was committed.
What to read after Half a Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isham Frederic Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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