The Black Seraphim (2013)
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said Leo Sandeman, “and what are we supposed to make of that? Cremation postponed. Inquest next Thursday.”
Driffield said, “There are all sorts of rumours floating round. The police are supposed to be prosecuting inquiries. But no one seems to know quite what the inquiries are.”
“I know what one of them is,” said Grant Adey. “They’re visiting chemists’ shops and gardening shops. I had that from—well, as he was bound to secrecy, perhaps I won’t mention his name.”
“Chemists and gardeners,” said Dr...iffield thoughtfully.
“Suggest something to the journalistic mind?”
“A faint smell of something fishy about the Archdeacon’s death? If there’s any real evidence, the inquest should be worth listening to.”
“Standing room only, I imagine,” said Sandeman.
“Do you chaps realise,” said Gloag, speaking for the first time, “that if someone—” he boggled at the word “murdered” “—if someone was responsible for the Archdeacon’s death, there’s a strong possibility that it was done to stop us?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Leo Sandeman, “and what are we supposed to make of that? Cremation postponed. Inquest next Thursday.”
Driffield said, “There are all sorts of rumours floating round. The police are supposed to be prosecuting inquiries. But no one seems to know quite what the inquiries are.”
“I know what one of them is,” said Grant Adey. “They’re visiting chemists’ shops and gardening shops. I had that from—well, as he was bound to secrecy, perhaps I won’t mention his name.”
“Chemists and gardeners,” said Dr...iffield thoughtfully.
“Suggest something to the journalistic mind?”
“A faint smell of something fishy about the Archdeacon’s death? If there’s any real evidence, the inquest should be worth listening to.”
“Standing room only, I imagine,” said Sandeman.
“Do you chaps realise,” said Gloag, speaking for the first time, “that if someone—” he boggled at the word “murdered” “—if someone was responsible for the Archdeacon’s death, there’s a strong possibility that it was done to stop us?”
What to read after The Black Seraphim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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