The Agony Column
The Agony Column
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EX-STRAWBERRY MAN.
The third letter from her correspondent of the Agony Column increasedin the mind of the lovely young woman at the Carlton the excitement andtension the second had created. For a long time, on the Saturday morningof its receipt, she sat in her room puzzling over the mystery ofthe house in Adelphi Terrace. When first she had heard that CaptainFraser-Freer, of the Indian Army, was dead of a knife wound over theheart, the news had shocked her like that of the loss of some oldand ...dear friend. She had desired passionately the apprehension of hismurderer, and had turned over and over in her mind the possibilities ofwhite asters, a scarab pin and a Homburg hat.
Perhaps the girl longed for the arrest of the guilty man thus keenlybecause this jaunty young friend of hers--a friend whose name she didnot know--to whom, indeed, she had never spoken--was so dangerouslyentangled in the affair. For, from what she knew of Geoffrey West, fromher casual glance in the restaurant and, far more, from his letters, sheliked him extremely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EX-STRAWBERRY MAN.
The third letter from her correspondent of the Agony Column increasedin the mind of the lovely young woman at the Carlton the excitement andtension the second had created. For a long time, on the Saturday morningof its receipt, she sat in her room puzzling over the mystery ofthe house in Adelphi Terrace. When first she had heard that CaptainFraser-Freer, of the Indian Army, was dead of a knife wound over theheart, the news had shocked her like that of the loss of some oldand ...dear friend. She had desired passionately the apprehension of hismurderer, and had turned over and over in her mind the possibilities ofwhite asters, a scarab pin and a Homburg hat.
Perhaps the girl longed for the arrest of the guilty man thus keenlybecause this jaunty young friend of hers--a friend whose name she didnot know--to whom, indeed, she had never spoken--was so dangerouslyentangled in the affair. For, from what she knew of Geoffrey West, fromher casual glance in the restaurant and, far more, from his letters, sheliked him extremely.
What to read after The Agony Column?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Biggers Earl Derr to read onlineMoreLess
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