The Alster Case
The Alster Case
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"Of course, I realize that you regard it as my first duty to learn who the man was with Miss Be- atrice on the night of the murder. I'm not prom- ising, but it would please you, wouldn't it, if in run- ning down Keith I found that it was he instead of the man we thought?" I admitted it. "Well, good-bye, then. I'm going to have a few minutes' chat with Linda and then I'm off to see what I can dig up about Mr. Keith. " I did not see him again that day, nor in fact for several days, and within the... hour I particularly re- gretted it, for in descending to dinner I was waylaid by Linda ; and her conversation afforded me some- thing with which I could have crowed over Trask for his statement that the girls were more suspicious of me than of him. "Mr. Trask's gone and I hope he never comes back, " Linda informed me confidentially as she led the way downstairs. "Why? Don't you like him?" I asked. "Like him!" She laughed ripplingly, and the 182 The Alster Case echo sounded ill to me, roaming through a house of mourning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Of course, I realize that you regard it as my first duty to learn who the man was with Miss Be- atrice on the night of the murder. I'm not prom- ising, but it would please you, wouldn't it, if in run- ning down Keith I found that it was he instead of the man we thought?" I admitted it. "Well, good-bye, then. I'm going to have a few minutes' chat with Linda and then I'm off to see what I can dig up about Mr. Keith. " I did not see him again that day, nor in fact for several days, and within the... hour I particularly re- gretted it, for in descending to dinner I was waylaid by Linda ; and her conversation afforded me some- thing with which I could have crowed over Trask for his statement that the girls were more suspicious of me than of him. "Mr. Trask's gone and I hope he never comes back, " Linda informed me confidentially as she led the way downstairs. "Why? Don't you like him?" I asked. "Like him!" She laughed ripplingly, and the 182 The Alster Case echo sounded ill to me, roaming through a house of mourning.
What to read after The Alster Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rufus Hamilton Gillmore to read onlineMoreLess
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