Steps to the Gallows (2015)
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They traded complaints about Kirkwood until they found a new target for their bile. Chevy Ruddock walked into the room and saw them seated in a corner. He was a tall, gawky young man with an unappealing face redeemed by a willing smile. Proud to become a member of one of the foot patrols, he’d been mocked for his wide-eyed innocence at first but he’d learnt quickly. Ruddock had turned into a plucky and resourceful officer. For that reason, he’d been given an important task.
‘Good evening,’ h...e said, sharing a smile between them. ‘I did what you asked of me, Mr Yeomans. I’ve spoken to a dozen of them.’ ‘And?’ ‘I’ll go back in the morning to sound out even more.’ ‘And?’ repeated Yeomans. ‘And – and – and?’ Ruddock was bemused. ‘And what, sir?’ ‘Did you bring back any evidence? Has anyone reported a sighting?’ ‘One man did see someone lurking in the vicinity of the house,’ said Ruddock, ‘but thought him too old to be capable of strangling anybody.’ ‘He could have been keeping an eye on the property,’ said Hale, thoughtfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They traded complaints about Kirkwood until they found a new target for their bile. Chevy Ruddock walked into the room and saw them seated in a corner. He was a tall, gawky young man with an unappealing face redeemed by a willing smile. Proud to become a member of one of the foot patrols, he’d been mocked for his wide-eyed innocence at first but he’d learnt quickly. Ruddock had turned into a plucky and resourceful officer. For that reason, he’d been given an important task.
‘Good evening,’ h...e said, sharing a smile between them. ‘I did what you asked of me, Mr Yeomans. I’ve spoken to a dozen of them.’ ‘And?’ ‘I’ll go back in the morning to sound out even more.’ ‘And?’ repeated Yeomans. ‘And – and – and?’ Ruddock was bemused. ‘And what, sir?’ ‘Did you bring back any evidence? Has anyone reported a sighting?’ ‘One man did see someone lurking in the vicinity of the house,’ said Ruddock, ‘but thought him too old to be capable of strangling anybody.’ ‘He could have been keeping an eye on the property,’ said Hale, thoughtfully.
What to read after Steps to the Gallows?
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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