The Chestermarke Instinct
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Oh, yes!" assented Gabriel. "Well-known city firm. But Idon't think we've ever done business with them, " he added, turning tohis nephew.
"Never!" replied Joseph. "In my time, at any rate. " Starmidge picked up the cheque and carefully replaced it in itsenvelope.
"Much obliged to you, gentlemen, " he said, retreating towards the door. "Oh!--you'll be interested in hearing, no doubt, that the dead man'sbrother, Mr. Leonard Hollis, of Birmingham, has come. He's identifiedthe body. " "And what doe...s he think, or suggest?" asked Joseph, glancing out of thecorners of his eyes at Starmidge. "Has he any suggestions--or ideas?" "He thinks his brother came here to meet Mr. Horbury, " answeredStarmidge.
"That's so evident that it's no news, " remarked Joseph. "Perhaps he cansuggest where Horbury's to be found. " Starmidge bowed and went out and straight back to Polke. He handed himthe cheque and the letter-case.
"Lock 'em up!" he said. "Now then, listen! You can do all that'snecessary about that inquest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, yes!" assented Gabriel. "Well-known city firm. But Idon't think we've ever done business with them, " he added, turning tohis nephew.
"Never!" replied Joseph. "In my time, at any rate. " Starmidge picked up the cheque and carefully replaced it in itsenvelope.
"Much obliged to you, gentlemen, " he said, retreating towards the door. "Oh!--you'll be interested in hearing, no doubt, that the dead man'sbrother, Mr. Leonard Hollis, of Birmingham, has come. He's identifiedthe body. " "And what doe...s he think, or suggest?" asked Joseph, glancing out of thecorners of his eyes at Starmidge. "Has he any suggestions--or ideas?" "He thinks his brother came here to meet Mr. Horbury, " answeredStarmidge.
"That's so evident that it's no news, " remarked Joseph. "Perhaps he cansuggest where Horbury's to be found. " Starmidge bowed and went out and straight back to Polke. He handed himthe cheque and the letter-case.
"Lock 'em up!" he said. "Now then, listen! You can do all that'snecessary about that inquest.
What to read after The Chestermarke Instinct?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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