Murder in the Gunroom
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Very probably with one ColonelJefferson Davis Rand in mind as the prospective corpse.
He sat down at the desk and started typing, at the same time trying tokeep the hall door and the head of the spiral stairway under observation. It was an attempt which was responsible for quite a number oftypographical errors. Finally, Anton Varcek came in from the hallway, approached the desk, and sat down in an armchair.
"Colonel Rand, " he began, in a low voice, "I have been thinking over aremark you made, ...last evening. Were you serious when you alluded to thepossibility that Lane Fleming had been murdered?" "Well, the idea had occurred to me, " Rand understated, keeping his righthand close to his left coat lapel. "I take it you have begun to doubtthat it was an accident?" "I would doubt a theory that a skilled chemist would accidentally poisonhimself in his own laboratory, " Varcek replied. "I would not, forinstance, pour myself a drink from a bottle labeled HNO_3 in the beliefthat it contained vodka.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very probably with one ColonelJefferson Davis Rand in mind as the prospective corpse.
He sat down at the desk and started typing, at the same time trying tokeep the hall door and the head of the spiral stairway under observation. It was an attempt which was responsible for quite a number oftypographical errors. Finally, Anton Varcek came in from the hallway, approached the desk, and sat down in an armchair.
"Colonel Rand, " he began, in a low voice, "I have been thinking over aremark you made, ...last evening. Were you serious when you alluded to thepossibility that Lane Fleming had been murdered?" "Well, the idea had occurred to me, " Rand understated, keeping his righthand close to his left coat lapel. "I take it you have begun to doubtthat it was an accident?" "I would doubt a theory that a skilled chemist would accidentally poisonhimself in his own laboratory, " Varcek replied. "I would not, forinstance, pour myself a drink from a bottle labeled HNO_3 in the beliefthat it contained vodka.
What to read after Murder in the Gunroom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piper H. Beam to read onlineMoreLess
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