Jan
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But there was no shadow of doubt he knewgrave matters were toward. The concentrated earnestness of Dick Vaughanhad somehow communicated itself to the hound's mind. It was the hat andnot the knife to which Dick pinned his faith--the cheap, soiled, crimson-lined felt hat, with its horrid stains and its imprint of aboot-heel.
"It may have belonged to this poor chap, " said Captain Arnutt, pointingto the body of the shopkeeper. "It's just the kind nine Dagoes out often do wear. " "That's true, sir,... but the missing man's a Dago, too, you know; anItalian. Italians are fond of knives like this and hats like that. Let'stry it, sir. Jan knows. Look at him. " Jan had sniffed long and meaningly at the bedraggled hat, and now wasunmistakably following a trail to the closed back door. The trouble wasthat many feet had trodden that floor during the past few hours. Still, there was a chance. Dick carefully wrapped the hat in paper, forsafe-keeping in his saddle-bag. Then the door was opened, and with eagercare the two men followed Jan out into the yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there was no shadow of doubt he knewgrave matters were toward. The concentrated earnestness of Dick Vaughanhad somehow communicated itself to the hound's mind. It was the hat andnot the knife to which Dick pinned his faith--the cheap, soiled, crimson-lined felt hat, with its horrid stains and its imprint of aboot-heel.
"It may have belonged to this poor chap, " said Captain Arnutt, pointingto the body of the shopkeeper. "It's just the kind nine Dagoes out often do wear. " "That's true, sir,... but the missing man's a Dago, too, you know; anItalian. Italians are fond of knives like this and hats like that. Let'stry it, sir. Jan knows. Look at him. " Jan had sniffed long and meaningly at the bedraggled hat, and now wasunmistakably following a trail to the closed back door. The trouble wasthat many feet had trodden that floor during the past few hours. Still, there was a chance. Dick carefully wrapped the hat in paper, forsafe-keeping in his saddle-bag. Then the door was opened, and with eagercare the two men followed Jan out into the yard.
What to read after Jan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Alec John to read onlineMoreLess
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