Mcnally's Secret
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He drove his Lexus the way he did everything else: slowly, carefully, and with a deep respect for thou-shalt-nots. I mean we’d come to a red light, no traffic to be seen in either direction, and he’d stop and wait for the green. What an upright man he was! But never a prig; he was simply worshipful of the law. His tombstone might justifiably bear the inscription: “Prescott McNally: He never stole a hotel towel.”
“About Lady Horowitz’s missing stamps,” he said, eyes determinedly on the road. “Are... you making any progress?”
“Not really, sir,” I said. “So far I’ve spoken to three of the staff and two houseguests and learned very little.”
He was silent a moment, and I knew the gears were turning. Not meshing yet, but turning.
“What is your feeling about this, Archy? Have the stamps merely been misplaced or were they stolen?”
“All I can do right now is guess,” I told him. “I’d guess they were pinched.”
Then the gears meshed, and he nodded. “I think it would be prudent to act on that assumption.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drove his Lexus the way he did everything else: slowly, carefully, and with a deep respect for thou-shalt-nots. I mean we’d come to a red light, no traffic to be seen in either direction, and he’d stop and wait for the green. What an upright man he was! But never a prig; he was simply worshipful of the law. His tombstone might justifiably bear the inscription: “Prescott McNally: He never stole a hotel towel.”
“About Lady Horowitz’s missing stamps,” he said, eyes determinedly on the road. “Are... you making any progress?”
“Not really, sir,” I said. “So far I’ve spoken to three of the staff and two houseguests and learned very little.”
He was silent a moment, and I knew the gears were turning. Not meshing yet, but turning.
“What is your feeling about this, Archy? Have the stamps merely been misplaced or were they stolen?”
“All I can do right now is guess,” I told him. “I’d guess they were pinched.”
Then the gears meshed, and he nodded. “I think it would be prudent to act on that assumption.
What to read after Mcnally's Secret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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