Miss Maitland Private Secretary
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Larkin came to Berkeley and took a room at the Berkeley Arms. He registered as Henry Childs, and described himself to the clerk as a plumber, who, having had a prosperous year, was looking for a bit of land upon which to build a bungalow. Berkeley was much too exclusive to permit a hotel within its exclusive limits and the Berkeley Arms was allowed to exist in a small, subdued way as a conven- ience. It was an unassuming, gray-shingled building, withdrawn behind a lilac hedge, and too near the ...sta- tion to mar the smart and shining elegance of the main street. In it dwelt the shop-keepers who plied a tem- porary summer trade in the village, and the chauffeurs of the less wealthy cottagers. Here the detective heard much talk of the Janney robbery, and, after he had extended his field of observation to the post-office lobby and Bennett's drug store, Berkeley had no secrets from him. The public mind was still occupied with all that per- 96 Good Hunting in Berkeley tained to Grasslands. He heard of the separation of the Prices, the scene lie had made on leaving, and that slie hadn't treated him right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Larkin came to Berkeley and took a room at the Berkeley Arms. He registered as Henry Childs, and described himself to the clerk as a plumber, who, having had a prosperous year, was looking for a bit of land upon which to build a bungalow. Berkeley was much too exclusive to permit a hotel within its exclusive limits and the Berkeley Arms was allowed to exist in a small, subdued way as a conven- ience. It was an unassuming, gray-shingled building, withdrawn behind a lilac hedge, and too near the ...sta- tion to mar the smart and shining elegance of the main street. In it dwelt the shop-keepers who plied a tem- porary summer trade in the village, and the chauffeurs of the less wealthy cottagers. Here the detective heard much talk of the Janney robbery, and, after he had extended his field of observation to the post-office lobby and Bennett's drug store, Berkeley had no secrets from him. The public mind was still occupied with all that per- 96 Good Hunting in Berkeley tained to Grasslands. He heard of the separation of the Prices, the scene lie had made on leaving, and that slie hadn't treated him right.
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