The Confessions of Arsène Lupin
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The note-case was still there.
"Ah, " he said, greatly relieved, "that's a piece of luck!. .. But, allthe same, how on earth was it done?. .. Do you know the scoundrel?" "Yes, we've got him locked up. Pray come with me and we'll soon lookinto the matter. " "Whom have I the honour . .. ?" "M. Delangle, detective-inspector. I have sent to let M. Marquenne, themagistrate, know. " Nicolas Dugrival went out with the inspector; and the two of themstarted for the commissary's office, some distance beh...ind the grandstand. They were within fifty yards of it, when the inspector wasaccosted by a man who said to him, hurriedly: "The fellow with the watch has blabbed; we are on the tracks of a wholegang. M. Marquenne wants you to wait for him at the _pari-mutuel_ and tokeep a look-out near the fourth booth. " There was a crowd outside the betting-booths and Inspector Delanglemuttered: "It's an absurd arrangement. .. . Whom am I to look out for?. .. That'sjust like M. Marquenne!. .. " He pushed aside a group of people who were crowding too close upon him: "By Jove, one has to use one's elbows here and keep a tight hold onone's purse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The note-case was still there.
"Ah, " he said, greatly relieved, "that's a piece of luck!. .. But, allthe same, how on earth was it done?. .. Do you know the scoundrel?" "Yes, we've got him locked up. Pray come with me and we'll soon lookinto the matter. " "Whom have I the honour . .. ?" "M. Delangle, detective-inspector. I have sent to let M. Marquenne, themagistrate, know. " Nicolas Dugrival went out with the inspector; and the two of themstarted for the commissary's office, some distance beh...ind the grandstand. They were within fifty yards of it, when the inspector wasaccosted by a man who said to him, hurriedly: "The fellow with the watch has blabbed; we are on the tracks of a wholegang. M. Marquenne wants you to wait for him at the _pari-mutuel_ and tokeep a look-out near the fourth booth. " There was a crowd outside the betting-booths and Inspector Delanglemuttered: "It's an absurd arrangement. .. . Whom am I to look out for?. .. That'sjust like M. Marquenne!. .. " He pushed aside a group of people who were crowding too close upon him: "By Jove, one has to use one's elbows here and keep a tight hold onone's purse.
What to read after The Confessions of Arsène Lupin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leblanc Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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