Suspects—nine (2015)
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Long ago, he had decided It would be wiser never to use either of the Tamars’ ’phones. It was his immediate chief at Scotland Yard he rang up, and of him he asked permission to test the idea that had occurred to him the evening before.
A little grumblingly, for though initiative on the part of junior officers must be encouraged, yet initiative does interfere with routine, and routine is the backbone of every successful organization, he was told, to ‘carry on’, and so proceeded to call in suc...cession at those of the big London stores which he had down in his note book as possessing a catering department. At the first two he learned nothing. At the third—the best known of all as a purveyor of tinned foods and lunch and dinner baskets—he got what he wanted. Mr. Holland Kent was known here. He was a customer, he was something of a personage in the world, it was the policy of the store to encourage its assistants to make themselves acquainted with names and faces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long ago, he had decided It would be wiser never to use either of the Tamars’ ’phones. It was his immediate chief at Scotland Yard he rang up, and of him he asked permission to test the idea that had occurred to him the evening before.
A little grumblingly, for though initiative on the part of junior officers must be encouraged, yet initiative does interfere with routine, and routine is the backbone of every successful organization, he was told, to ‘carry on’, and so proceeded to call in suc...cession at those of the big London stores which he had down in his note book as possessing a catering department. At the first two he learned nothing. At the third—the best known of all as a purveyor of tinned foods and lunch and dinner baskets—he got what he wanted. Mr. Holland Kent was known here. He was a customer, he was something of a personage in the world, it was the policy of the store to encourage its assistants to make themselves acquainted with names and faces.
What to read after Suspects—nine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Er Punshon to read onlineMoreLess
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