Peril On the Royal Train
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‘He assumed that the man came in search of valuables. Why should anyone break into a house to look at a timetable for the royal train?’ ‘We know the answer to that now,’ said Tallis, grimly.
‘Until I explained what had happened in Scotland, Mr Renwick refused to accept the truth. He thought it too ludicrous for words at first.’ ‘I’m glad that he’s taking it seriously now.’ ‘Oh, he is,’ said Colbeck. ‘There’s no question about that. When I finally left him, he was still chiding himself for not se...eing a connection between the burglary and the royal family’s visit to Balmoral. The one consolation for him, of course, is that the suspected attack is due to take place not on the LNWR but on the Caledonian.’ ‘What was Renwick’s advice?’ ‘He wanted to cancel the train altogether.’ ‘That’s the sensible thing to do.’ ‘But it won’t be the most productive, sir.’ On his eventual return to Scotland Yard, Colbeck had delivered his report to Tallis in the latter’s office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘He assumed that the man came in search of valuables. Why should anyone break into a house to look at a timetable for the royal train?’ ‘We know the answer to that now,’ said Tallis, grimly.
‘Until I explained what had happened in Scotland, Mr Renwick refused to accept the truth. He thought it too ludicrous for words at first.’ ‘I’m glad that he’s taking it seriously now.’ ‘Oh, he is,’ said Colbeck. ‘There’s no question about that. When I finally left him, he was still chiding himself for not se...eing a connection between the burglary and the royal family’s visit to Balmoral. The one consolation for him, of course, is that the suspected attack is due to take place not on the LNWR but on the Caledonian.’ ‘What was Renwick’s advice?’ ‘He wanted to cancel the train altogether.’ ‘That’s the sensible thing to do.’ ‘But it won’t be the most productive, sir.’ On his eventual return to Scotland Yard, Colbeck had delivered his report to Tallis in the latter’s office.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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