The Club of Queer Trades
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Then, by Basil'sarrangement, we dragged him into a small court by the street side andwaited. As I say, I had no notion why.
"I am sorry to incommode you, " said Basil calmly out of the darkness;"but I have made an appointment here. " "An appointment!" I said blankly.
"Yes, " he said, glancing calmly at the apoplectic old aristocrat gaggedon the ground, whose eyes were starting impotently from his head. "Ihave made an appointment here with a thoroughly nice young fellow. An old friend. Jasper Dr...ummond his name is--you may have met himthis afternoon at the Beaumonts. He can scarcely come though till theBeaumonts' dinner is over. " For I do not know how many hours we stood there calmly in the darkness. By the time those hours were over I had thoroughly made up my mind thatthe same thing had happened which had happened long ago on the bench ofa British Court of Justice. Basil Grant had gone mad. I could imagineno other explanation of the facts, with the portly, purple-faced oldcountry gentleman flung there strangled on the floor like a bundle ofwood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, by Basil'sarrangement, we dragged him into a small court by the street side andwaited. As I say, I had no notion why.
"I am sorry to incommode you, " said Basil calmly out of the darkness;"but I have made an appointment here. " "An appointment!" I said blankly.
"Yes, " he said, glancing calmly at the apoplectic old aristocrat gaggedon the ground, whose eyes were starting impotently from his head. "Ihave made an appointment here with a thoroughly nice young fellow. An old friend. Jasper Dr...ummond his name is--you may have met himthis afternoon at the Beaumonts. He can scarcely come though till theBeaumonts' dinner is over. " For I do not know how many hours we stood there calmly in the darkness. By the time those hours were over I had thoroughly made up my mind thatthe same thing had happened which had happened long ago on the bench ofa British Court of Justice. Basil Grant had gone mad. I could imagineno other explanation of the facts, with the portly, purple-faced oldcountry gentleman flung there strangled on the floor like a bundle ofwood.
What to read after The Club of Queer Trades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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