The Cabman's Story
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"'Why Mr. Hoffman--your master. He's in the cab, not quitehimself. This is number forty-seven, ain't it?' "'Yes, it's forty-seven, right enough; but my master's CaptainRitchie, and he's away in India, so you've got the wrong house. ' "'That was the number they gave me, ' I said, 'But maybe he's come tohimself by this time, and can give us some information. He was deaddrunk an hour ago. ' "Down we went to the cab, the two of us, and opened the door. He hadslipped off the seat and was lying all i...n a heap on the floor.
"'Now, then, sir, ' I shouted. 'Wake up and give us your address. ' "He didn't answer.
"I gave another shake. 'Pull yourself together, ' I roared. 'Give usyour name, and tell us where you live. ' "He didn't answer again. I couldn't even hear the sound ofbreathing. Then a kind of queer feeling came over me, and I putdown my hand and felt his face. It was as cold as lead. The cove'sdead, mate, ' I said.
"The servant struck a match, and we had a look at my passenger. He was a young, good-looking fellow, but his face wore anexpression of pain, and his jaw hung down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"'Why Mr. Hoffman--your master. He's in the cab, not quitehimself. This is number forty-seven, ain't it?' "'Yes, it's forty-seven, right enough; but my master's CaptainRitchie, and he's away in India, so you've got the wrong house. ' "'That was the number they gave me, ' I said, 'But maybe he's come tohimself by this time, and can give us some information. He was deaddrunk an hour ago. ' "Down we went to the cab, the two of us, and opened the door. He hadslipped off the seat and was lying all i...n a heap on the floor.
"'Now, then, sir, ' I shouted. 'Wake up and give us your address. ' "He didn't answer.
"I gave another shake. 'Pull yourself together, ' I roared. 'Give usyour name, and tell us where you live. ' "He didn't answer again. I couldn't even hear the sound ofbreathing. Then a kind of queer feeling came over me, and I putdown my hand and felt his face. It was as cold as lead. The cove'sdead, mate, ' I said.
"The servant struck a match, and we had a look at my passenger. He was a young, good-looking fellow, but his face wore anexpression of pain, and his jaw hung down.
What to read after The Cabman's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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