Malcolm Sage, Detective
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" "Did you notice anything remarkable about it?" "He was more like he was some thirty years ago, sir. " "Rejuvenated in fact. " "I beg pardon, sir?" "He seemed to have become suddenly a much younger man?" explainedMalcolm Sage.
"Yes, sir. I've been with him over thirty years, and he looked verymuch as he did then, except, of course, that his hair remainedgrey. " "Apart from the food not being taken in, you noticed nothing elsethat struck you as strange?" queried Malcolm Sage.
The old man pucker...ed up his eyebrows, as if genuinely anxious toremember something that would please the man who had shown him somuch sympathy.
"I can't think of anything, sir, " he said at length, apologetically, "only the marmalade, and that, of course, wouldn't----" "The marmalade?" Malcolm Sage turned quickly.
"It was nothing, sir, " said the old man. "Perhaps I oughtn't to havementioned it; but the morning before we found him, the master hadnot eaten any marmalade, and him so fond of it. I was rather worried, and I asked Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Did you notice anything remarkable about it?" "He was more like he was some thirty years ago, sir. " "Rejuvenated in fact. " "I beg pardon, sir?" "He seemed to have become suddenly a much younger man?" explainedMalcolm Sage.
"Yes, sir. I've been with him over thirty years, and he looked verymuch as he did then, except, of course, that his hair remainedgrey. " "Apart from the food not being taken in, you noticed nothing elsethat struck you as strange?" queried Malcolm Sage.
The old man pucker...ed up his eyebrows, as if genuinely anxious toremember something that would please the man who had shown him somuch sympathy.
"I can't think of anything, sir, " he said at length, apologetically, "only the marmalade, and that, of course, wouldn't----" "The marmalade?" Malcolm Sage turned quickly.
"It was nothing, sir, " said the old man. "Perhaps I oughtn't to havementioned it; but the morning before we found him, the master hadnot eaten any marmalade, and him so fond of it. I was rather worried, and I asked Mrs.
What to read after Malcolm Sage, Detective?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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