The Color of Death
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Burnham Tells an Unconvincing Story After he had quite stunned us all, Mr. Trezavant turned round and stamped out of the magistrate’s chambers (thus exhibiting a sense of the dramatic that I had not known he possessed). In his haste, he bumped Mr. Marsden aside once again. The clerk stared after him in a most puzzled manner.
“Sorry about that, sir,” said he. “I just couldn’t hold him back.”
“Think nothing of it,” said Sir John. “That fellow has been a trial to me from the moment I met hi...m.”
As the clerk disappeared, Mr. Burnham rose from his chair in a manner I could only describe as cautious and addressed Sir John: “And what about me? Shall I, too, think nothing of it?”
“Well, perhaps a bit more than nothing — but not a great deal more. I presume you know where you were last night? “ “Yes — yes, of course I do.”
“And where was that, sir?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burnham Tells an Unconvincing Story After he had quite stunned us all, Mr. Trezavant turned round and stamped out of the magistrate’s chambers (thus exhibiting a sense of the dramatic that I had not known he possessed). In his haste, he bumped Mr. Marsden aside once again. The clerk stared after him in a most puzzled manner.
“Sorry about that, sir,” said he. “I just couldn’t hold him back.”
“Think nothing of it,” said Sir John. “That fellow has been a trial to me from the moment I met hi...m.”
As the clerk disappeared, Mr. Burnham rose from his chair in a manner I could only describe as cautious and addressed Sir John: “And what about me? Shall I, too, think nothing of it?”
“Well, perhaps a bit more than nothing — but not a great deal more. I presume you know where you were last night? “ “Yes — yes, of course I do.”
“And where was that, sir?”
What to read after The Color of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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