The Black Box
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" The Inspector pressed on without answering. Every room in the house wasransacked. Presently he came back to the room where the Professor wasstill sitting. His usually good-humoured face was a little clouded.
"Professor, " he began--"What's that, Miles?" A plain-clothes man from the street had come hurrying into the room.
"Say, Mr. French, " he reported, "our fellows have got hold of a newsiedown in the street, who was coming along way round the back and saw twomen enter this house by the side... entrance, half-an-hour ago. One hedescribed exactly as the Professor here. The other, without a doubt, wasQuest. " French turned swiftly towards the Professor.
"You hear what this man says?" he exclaimed. "Mr. Ashleigh, you're foolingme! You entered this house with Sanford Quest. You must tell us where heis hiding. " The Professor knocked the ash from his cigar and replaced it in his mouth. His clasped hands rested in front of him. There was a twinkle of somethingalmost like mirth in his eyes as he glanced up at the Inspector.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Inspector pressed on without answering. Every room in the house wasransacked. Presently he came back to the room where the Professor wasstill sitting. His usually good-humoured face was a little clouded.
"Professor, " he began--"What's that, Miles?" A plain-clothes man from the street had come hurrying into the room.
"Say, Mr. French, " he reported, "our fellows have got hold of a newsiedown in the street, who was coming along way round the back and saw twomen enter this house by the side... entrance, half-an-hour ago. One hedescribed exactly as the Professor here. The other, without a doubt, wasQuest. " French turned swiftly towards the Professor.
"You hear what this man says?" he exclaimed. "Mr. Ashleigh, you're foolingme! You entered this house with Sanford Quest. You must tell us where heis hiding. " The Professor knocked the ash from his cigar and replaced it in his mouth. His clasped hands rested in front of him. There was a twinkle of somethingalmost like mirth in his eyes as he glanced up at the Inspector.
What to read after The Black Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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