Tales: Short Stories Featuring Ian Rutledge And Bess Crawford
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“I must speak to an inspector at once,” he said, his voice that of a gentleman though his clothes were torn and disheveled, his hat wet and filthy.
“If you’ll give me your name, sir,” the sergeant said calmly, reaching for a sheet of paper, “and the particulars.”
“I tell you, I need an inspector. Look at me, man! Do I look as if I have all night to answer your questions?”
“All the same, sir—”
“Damn it,” the man said, and turned toward the door to one side of the desk.
“Here!” the sergeant exclai...med, rising. “You can’t go in there until you’ve told me your business.”
But the man was too quick for him and had reached the door just as it opened.
The tall, dark-haired man standing there looked from the agitated sergeant to the flushed and angry stranger.
“Inspector Rutledge, sir? This man refuses to give his name and his reasons for coming to the Yard.
“Inspector?” the intruder exclaimed, stepping back. “Thank God. I’ve just been robbed and beaten, and my daughter has been taken away by force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I must speak to an inspector at once,” he said, his voice that of a gentleman though his clothes were torn and disheveled, his hat wet and filthy.
“If you’ll give me your name, sir,” the sergeant said calmly, reaching for a sheet of paper, “and the particulars.”
“I tell you, I need an inspector. Look at me, man! Do I look as if I have all night to answer your questions?”
“All the same, sir—”
“Damn it,” the man said, and turned toward the door to one side of the desk.
“Here!” the sergeant exclai...med, rising. “You can’t go in there until you’ve told me your business.”
But the man was too quick for him and had reached the door just as it opened.
The tall, dark-haired man standing there looked from the agitated sergeant to the flushed and angry stranger.
“Inspector Rutledge, sir? This man refuses to give his name and his reasons for coming to the Yard.
“Inspector?” the intruder exclaimed, stepping back. “Thank God. I’ve just been robbed and beaten, and my daughter has been taken away by force.
What to read after Tales: Short Stories Featuring Ian Rutledge And Bess Crawford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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