Murder Abroad (2015)
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He crossed quickly to the wide open window. Beneath was Père Trouché, his face upturned. The moment Bobby was at the window he knew it and called softly: “Come down quickly. Disturb no one. Lose no time.”
Bobby asked no questions. Hurriedly he dressed, and carrying his shoes in his hand, slipped out of his room and along the passage to the stairs and down them to the entrance lobby. He had expected to have some difficulty in opening the front door, but it was unlocked and unbolted. Did they ...leave it so all night, he wondered. Not likely, he decided, so some one had been before him. He opened it cautiously and went out. At a little distance he saw the blind beggar waiting for him. Stopping only to put on his shoes, Bobby joined him.
“What is it? what’s happened?” Bobby asked as, impatiently beckoning him to follow, the blind man began to hurry away.
“There’s been one murder in the village this year,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He crossed quickly to the wide open window. Beneath was Père Trouché, his face upturned. The moment Bobby was at the window he knew it and called softly: “Come down quickly. Disturb no one. Lose no time.”
Bobby asked no questions. Hurriedly he dressed, and carrying his shoes in his hand, slipped out of his room and along the passage to the stairs and down them to the entrance lobby. He had expected to have some difficulty in opening the front door, but it was unlocked and unbolted. Did they ...leave it so all night, he wondered. Not likely, he decided, so some one had been before him. He opened it cautiously and went out. At a little distance he saw the blind beggar waiting for him. Stopping only to put on his shoes, Bobby joined him.
“What is it? what’s happened?” Bobby asked as, impatiently beckoning him to follow, the blind man began to hurry away.
“There’s been one murder in the village this year,”
What to read after Murder Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Er Punshon to read onlineMoreLess
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