The Affair of the Thirty-Nine Cufflinks
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Her voice came in hoarse whispers. 'No. No. No.' Gerry wanted to scream herself, but she just raised her hand and robot-like patted Dorothy on the shoulder.
Then there was the patter of footsteps, and suddenly her father was beside them. Gerry had never been so pleased to see him.
'What the deuce is going on?' Gerry just pointed into the room. He gazed past her and made a sharp intake of breath. Then he went into the room. He gingerly approached the bed, bent and took the wrist of Clara'...s left hand, which was hanging down, nearly touching the floor. He clasped it for a few seconds, then let it go and straightened up. He turned round, looked at Gerry and slowly shook his head.
That second the Countess arrived. 'What's wrong?' Gerry said: 'It's Clara. She's dead. It looks as though she's been murdered.' 'Oh no! It can't be possible!' 'I'm afraid there's no mistake.' The Earl's face was almost as white as the dead woman's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her voice came in hoarse whispers. 'No. No. No.' Gerry wanted to scream herself, but she just raised her hand and robot-like patted Dorothy on the shoulder.
Then there was the patter of footsteps, and suddenly her father was beside them. Gerry had never been so pleased to see him.
'What the deuce is going on?' Gerry just pointed into the room. He gazed past her and made a sharp intake of breath. Then he went into the room. He gingerly approached the bed, bent and took the wrist of Clara'...s left hand, which was hanging down, nearly touching the floor. He clasped it for a few seconds, then let it go and straightened up. He turned round, looked at Gerry and slowly shook his head.
That second the Countess arrived. 'What's wrong?' Gerry said: 'It's Clara. She's dead. It looks as though she's been murdered.' 'Oh no! It can't be possible!' 'I'm afraid there's no mistake.' The Earl's face was almost as white as the dead woman's.
What to read after The Affair of the Thirty-Nine Cufflinks?
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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