Sherlock Holmes in Something the Cat Dragged in (2016)
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As I peered closer I saw that in fact there were two familiar figures, since in one hand the lady carried a wicker hamper. I stooped to lay a hand on the small aperture that permitted its inhabitant air and a look at his surroundings, and I heard a small mew of acknowledgement and was licked affectionately.
“Miss Emily Jackson,” I said. “And Mandalay. What can we do for you?” I realized that I was keeping her standing on the doorstep and hastily moved back. “Please, come in. Holmes is upstai...rs and I’m sure he too will be delighted to see you both.”
I conducted her to our suite and once the lady was seated, Mandalay released, and each provided with refreshment, Holmes eyed them both. The neat woman was dressed in her usual garb suggesting a secretary, and Mandalay, her brown Burmese, sported his plaited leather collar and shining fur.
“What can I do for you, Miss Emily?” Holmes asked. We watched as she took a large envelope from a corner of the cat’s wicker carrier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I peered closer I saw that in fact there were two familiar figures, since in one hand the lady carried a wicker hamper. I stooped to lay a hand on the small aperture that permitted its inhabitant air and a look at his surroundings, and I heard a small mew of acknowledgement and was licked affectionately.
“Miss Emily Jackson,” I said. “And Mandalay. What can we do for you?” I realized that I was keeping her standing on the doorstep and hastily moved back. “Please, come in. Holmes is upstai...rs and I’m sure he too will be delighted to see you both.”
I conducted her to our suite and once the lady was seated, Mandalay released, and each provided with refreshment, Holmes eyed them both. The neat woman was dressed in her usual garb suggesting a secretary, and Mandalay, her brown Burmese, sported his plaited leather collar and shining fur.
“What can I do for you, Miss Emily?” Holmes asked. We watched as she took a large envelope from a corner of the cat’s wicker carrier.
What to read after Sherlock Holmes in Something the Cat Dragged in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcconchie, Lyn to read onlineMoreLess
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