The Clue of the Twisted Candle
The Clue of the Twisted Candle
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New interests made up his existence. The quality of the food was one. The character of the book he would receive from the prison libraryanother. The future meant Sunday chapel; the present whatever task theyfound him. For the day he was to paint some doors and windows of anoutlying cottage. A cottage occupied by a warder who, for some reason, on the day previous, had spoken to him with a certain kindness and acertain respect which was unusual.
"Face the wall, " growled a voice, and mechanically... he turned, his handsstill behind him, and stood staring at the grey wall of the prisonstorehouse.
He heard the shuffling feet of the quarry gang, his ears caught theclink of the chains which bound them together. They were desperate men, peculiarly interesting to him, and he had watched their faces furtivelyin the early period of his imprisonment.
He had been sent to Dartmoor after spending three months in WormwoodScrubbs. Old hands had told him variously that he was fortunate orunlucky. It was usual to have twelve months at the Scrubbs beforetesting the life of a convict establishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New interests made up his existence. The quality of the food was one. The character of the book he would receive from the prison libraryanother. The future meant Sunday chapel; the present whatever task theyfound him. For the day he was to paint some doors and windows of anoutlying cottage. A cottage occupied by a warder who, for some reason, on the day previous, had spoken to him with a certain kindness and acertain respect which was unusual.
"Face the wall, " growled a voice, and mechanically... he turned, his handsstill behind him, and stood staring at the grey wall of the prisonstorehouse.
He heard the shuffling feet of the quarry gang, his ears caught theclink of the chains which bound them together. They were desperate men, peculiarly interesting to him, and he had watched their faces furtivelyin the early period of his imprisonment.
He had been sent to Dartmoor after spending three months in WormwoodScrubbs. Old hands had told him variously that he was fortunate orunlucky. It was usual to have twelve months at the Scrubbs beforetesting the life of a convict establishment.
What to read after The Clue of the Twisted Candle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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