Ten Star Clues (2015)
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said Colonel Glynne, when he had studied this report, “what are we to make of that?” Bobby said nothing, for the good reason that he had nothing to say. In the minds of both men was a memory of Sophy as they had seen her only a little before. Small, gentle, shy, with large, frightened eyes and a tendency to slip away unperceived on the first opportunity. An odd, incongruous figure to crop up in the middle of a murder investigation. One could imagine her clinging trustfully to some strong man’s a...rm. One could imagine her gravely intent on arranging the flowers in the drawingroom or wrinkling that smooth, white forehead of hers over some difficult question of which hat went best with which frock. But to suppose a connection between that dainty little figure and the grim business of murder, seemed more difficult. Yet there were these finger-prints to be accounted for!
“A pretty little thing, too,” the colonel said abruptly.
“Yes, sir,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Colonel Glynne, when he had studied this report, “what are we to make of that?” Bobby said nothing, for the good reason that he had nothing to say. In the minds of both men was a memory of Sophy as they had seen her only a little before. Small, gentle, shy, with large, frightened eyes and a tendency to slip away unperceived on the first opportunity. An odd, incongruous figure to crop up in the middle of a murder investigation. One could imagine her clinging trustfully to some strong man’s a...rm. One could imagine her gravely intent on arranging the flowers in the drawingroom or wrinkling that smooth, white forehead of hers over some difficult question of which hat went best with which frock. But to suppose a connection between that dainty little figure and the grim business of murder, seemed more difficult. Yet there were these finger-prints to be accounted for!
“A pretty little thing, too,” the colonel said abruptly.
“Yes, sir,”
What to read after Ten Star Clues?
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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