Murder Goes Mumming (2012)
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SAID Lawrence, “when someone other than myself was going to think of that.”
“Lawrence, how could you?” cried his wife. “You know Babs would never …”
“My dear, I know nothing of the sort. I surmise Babs would not kill Aunt Addie because she’s a sensible woman who isn’t apt to go off half-cocked. She’s always appeared fond of Addie, as we all were, and I can’t think offhand why she’d want to murder her. However, that’s only my assumption. When it comes to physical proof that Babs could not have co...mmitted the act, I think I can do a little better.”
“How?” said Rhys. “Did you happen to see what actually happened?”
“I did not. My proof is circumstantial but, I think, conclusive enough. Clara, would you oblige me by going out in the hall and opening the front door?”
“You mean right now? With this gale blowing?”
“This is the same gale that was blowing when Aunt Addie was thrust out into the snow, is it not?”
“Well, yes, of course.”
“Wind’s gone down a little, I think,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAID Lawrence, “when someone other than myself was going to think of that.”
“Lawrence, how could you?” cried his wife. “You know Babs would never …”
“My dear, I know nothing of the sort. I surmise Babs would not kill Aunt Addie because she’s a sensible woman who isn’t apt to go off half-cocked. She’s always appeared fond of Addie, as we all were, and I can’t think offhand why she’d want to murder her. However, that’s only my assumption. When it comes to physical proof that Babs could not have co...mmitted the act, I think I can do a little better.”
“How?” said Rhys. “Did you happen to see what actually happened?”
“I did not. My proof is circumstantial but, I think, conclusive enough. Clara, would you oblige me by going out in the hall and opening the front door?”
“You mean right now? With this gale blowing?”
“This is the same gale that was blowing when Aunt Addie was thrust out into the snow, is it not?”
“Well, yes, of course.”
“Wind’s gone down a little, I think,”
What to read after Murder Goes Mumming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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