The Corpse in Oozak's Pond (2012)
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Shandy murmured, wiping his half-frozen hands on the sides of his trousers.
Cronkite Swope had quick ears. “You okay, Professor?” he asked anxiously.
“Yes, I think so. Drat, I wish Mrs. Lomax were still here.”
“Aunt Betsy? What for?”
“She’d know whether there are any Bugginses still living around these parts.”
“By George, yes,” cried Melchett. “No wonder he looked familiar. This man’s the spitting image of that daguerreotype enlargement of Balaclava Buggins you’ve got hanging in the foyer of the... administration building. And wasn’t there a suit of his kicking around somewhere? Could this be it?”
Shandy shook his head. “Not in a million years. Balaclava’s Sunday go-to-meetings are preserved as a sacred relic in a glass case at the library. What’s left of them, anyway. The moths got into his coattails along about 1905, my wife estimates, and nobody noticed till they’d done several decades’ worth of damage.”
He straightened out the coat as best he could and scrutinized the cloth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shandy murmured, wiping his half-frozen hands on the sides of his trousers.
Cronkite Swope had quick ears. “You okay, Professor?” he asked anxiously.
“Yes, I think so. Drat, I wish Mrs. Lomax were still here.”
“Aunt Betsy? What for?”
“She’d know whether there are any Bugginses still living around these parts.”
“By George, yes,” cried Melchett. “No wonder he looked familiar. This man’s the spitting image of that daguerreotype enlargement of Balaclava Buggins you’ve got hanging in the foyer of the... administration building. And wasn’t there a suit of his kicking around somewhere? Could this be it?”
Shandy shook his head. “Not in a million years. Balaclava’s Sunday go-to-meetings are preserved as a sacred relic in a glass case at the library. What’s left of them, anyway. The moths got into his coattails along about 1905, my wife estimates, and nobody noticed till they’d done several decades’ worth of damage.”
He straightened out the coat as best he could and scrutinized the cloth.
What to read after The Corpse in Oozak's Pond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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