Taken At the Flood
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Who on earth, he wondered, could be writing to him, using that kind of stationery—and how did they manage to get it, anyway? These fancy lines had surely gone right out during the war.
“Dear Mr. Rowley,” he read, “I hope you won’t think I’m taking a liberty in writing to you this way, but if you’ll excuse me, I do think there are things going on that you ought to know about.”
He noted the underlining with a puzzled look.
“Arising out of our conversation the other evening when you came in asking ...about a certain person. If you could call in at the Stag I’d be very glad to tell you all about it. We’ve all of us felt down here what a wicked shame it was about your Uncle dying and his money going the way it did.
“Hoping you won’t be angry with me, but I really do think you ought to know what’s going on.
“Yours ever, “Beatrice Lippincott.”
Rowley stared down at this missive, his mind afire with speculation. What on earth was all this about? Good old Bee. He’d known Beatrice all his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who on earth, he wondered, could be writing to him, using that kind of stationery—and how did they manage to get it, anyway? These fancy lines had surely gone right out during the war.
“Dear Mr. Rowley,” he read, “I hope you won’t think I’m taking a liberty in writing to you this way, but if you’ll excuse me, I do think there are things going on that you ought to know about.”
He noted the underlining with a puzzled look.
“Arising out of our conversation the other evening when you came in asking ...about a certain person. If you could call in at the Stag I’d be very glad to tell you all about it. We’ve all of us felt down here what a wicked shame it was about your Uncle dying and his money going the way it did.
“Hoping you won’t be angry with me, but I really do think you ought to know what’s going on.
“Yours ever, “Beatrice Lippincott.”
Rowley stared down at this missive, his mind afire with speculation. What on earth was all this about? Good old Bee. He’d known Beatrice all his life.
What to read after Taken At the Flood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
One of the best twists I have ever come across. A classic Agatha Christie novel, which makes it one of the best in detective fiction.Write Review:
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