The Affair of the Bloodstained Egg Cosy
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Lord Burford got to his feet. 'The police. I'll see 'em in the library. You'd better come too, Rich.' Richard followed him out to the hall just as the front door bell sounded. They waited while Merryweather emerged from his domain and opened the door to admit two men in plain clothes and two uniformed constables. The first man was something of a surprise to both Lord Burford and Richard. He was short, rather plump, had a drooping black moustache, and wore a worried expression. He spoke to Merryw...eather and came forward looking round him in a lost sort of way. Somehow he did not inspire confidence. The second plain-clothes man was a brown-skinned young giant with an amiable expression.
Merryweather, in a tone which both Lord Burford and Richard recognised as being one of deep dismay, said: 'Detective-Inspector Wilkins, my lord; and Detective-Sergeant Leather.' Lord Burford went forward. 'Inspector, I can't say how glad I am to see you.' He held out his hand.
The outstretched hand seemed to disconcert Inspector Wilkins, who as Lord Burford advanced had started, quite noticeably, to bow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Burford got to his feet. 'The police. I'll see 'em in the library. You'd better come too, Rich.' Richard followed him out to the hall just as the front door bell sounded. They waited while Merryweather emerged from his domain and opened the door to admit two men in plain clothes and two uniformed constables. The first man was something of a surprise to both Lord Burford and Richard. He was short, rather plump, had a drooping black moustache, and wore a worried expression. He spoke to Merryw...eather and came forward looking round him in a lost sort of way. Somehow he did not inspire confidence. The second plain-clothes man was a brown-skinned young giant with an amiable expression.
Merryweather, in a tone which both Lord Burford and Richard recognised as being one of deep dismay, said: 'Detective-Inspector Wilkins, my lord; and Detective-Sergeant Leather.' Lord Burford went forward. 'Inspector, I can't say how glad I am to see you.' He held out his hand.
The outstretched hand seemed to disconcert Inspector Wilkins, who as Lord Burford advanced had started, quite noticeably, to bow.
What to read after The Affair of the Bloodstained Egg Cosy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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