Quintus Oakes a Detective Story
Quintus Oakes a Detective Story
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He said he knew Mr. Elliott by sight, and esteemed it greatly that he should extend information to him. Also he was sure it must be of great value, since the gentleman had travelled all the way from New York to place him in possession of it. And this was said before any information was given. We saw that our friend was a diplomat.
Quickly Mr. Elliott gave all the particulars of the negro's confession, and the detective said : " If I am called into the case by Chief Hallen, I shall want to see t...he boy; if not, the information should be given to the Chief, as the matter belongs to his jurisdiction. " Looking out of the window at that moment, I espied Hallen coming up the walk.
" Good ! " said Oakes. " Now, Mr. Elliott, will 150 Quintus Oakes you kindly retire with Dr. Moore, while Stone, Martin and I hear what the Chief has to say. " When Hallen came up, he seemed very cordial, but worried, and made no attempt to disguise the fact that he anticipated trouble with the unruly element in Mona by Saturday night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said he knew Mr. Elliott by sight, and esteemed it greatly that he should extend information to him. Also he was sure it must be of great value, since the gentleman had travelled all the way from New York to place him in possession of it. And this was said before any information was given. We saw that our friend was a diplomat.
Quickly Mr. Elliott gave all the particulars of the negro's confession, and the detective said : " If I am called into the case by Chief Hallen, I shall want to see t...he boy; if not, the information should be given to the Chief, as the matter belongs to his jurisdiction. " Looking out of the window at that moment, I espied Hallen coming up the walk.
" Good ! " said Oakes. " Now, Mr. Elliott, will 150 Quintus Oakes you kindly retire with Dr. Moore, while Stone, Martin and I hear what the Chief has to say. " When Hallen came up, he seemed very cordial, but worried, and made no attempt to disguise the fact that he anticipated trouble with the unruly element in Mona by Saturday night.
What to read after Quintus Oakes a Detective Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Ross Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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