Sheiks And Adders (2012)
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Framed in the doorway, he stood silent for some moments, apparently viewing without much approval the room’s owner and his two guests. He had abandoned his long-bow, but not his coat or even his hat of Lincoln green. It was the Emir who first spoke – and after glancing from Appleby to Pride and back again.
‘Dear me!’ he said. ‘I do not recall seeing members of the English constabulary thus garbed before. No doubt it is full-dress uniform, and assumed in compliment to Mr Chitfield here – or e...ven conceivably to myself.’ Colonel Pride, who was distinctly unprepared to be entertained by nonsense, took two steps into the room.
‘Sir,’ he said, ‘I presume you to be the Emir Hafrait. And Sir John Appleby will no doubt have informed you that a man “garbed”, as you would have it, precisely like yourself, and presumably a compatriot and perhaps retainer of your own, has met a violent death here not half an hour ago. His body was discovered in the deserted archery ground, transfixed by an arrow which had been discharged into his back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Framed in the doorway, he stood silent for some moments, apparently viewing without much approval the room’s owner and his two guests. He had abandoned his long-bow, but not his coat or even his hat of Lincoln green. It was the Emir who first spoke – and after glancing from Appleby to Pride and back again.
‘Dear me!’ he said. ‘I do not recall seeing members of the English constabulary thus garbed before. No doubt it is full-dress uniform, and assumed in compliment to Mr Chitfield here – or e...ven conceivably to myself.’ Colonel Pride, who was distinctly unprepared to be entertained by nonsense, took two steps into the room.
‘Sir,’ he said, ‘I presume you to be the Emir Hafrait. And Sir John Appleby will no doubt have informed you that a man “garbed”, as you would have it, precisely like yourself, and presumably a compatriot and perhaps retainer of your own, has met a violent death here not half an hour ago. His body was discovered in the deserted archery ground, transfixed by an arrow which had been discharged into his back.
What to read after Sheiks And Adders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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