The Crime Club
The Crime Club
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He decided that the man looked honest, and slipped a half- sovereign into his hand.
" In the meantime/' he said to him, " say noth- THE CRIME CLUB ing to anyone. I will deal with this matter in my own way. " Deciding to take the bull by the horns at once, Westerham hailed a passing hansom and drove to Melun's rooms, only, however, to be informed that the captain was out of town. He tried threats, cajolery and even bribery to extort information as to the captain's whereabouts; but the house- kee...per was proof against all his efforts.
It seemed as if she really did not know where the captain was.
As he turned away, wondering in which direc- tion he could next inquire, it suddenly occurred to him that he should ascertain if anything had hap- pened to his motor car. He therefore took a sec- ond cab and drove to Rupert Street, in which the garage was situated.
As he entered the yard the manager stepped for- ward; and the astonishment on his face was even greater than that exhibited by the doorkeeper at Westerham's flat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He decided that the man looked honest, and slipped a half- sovereign into his hand.
" In the meantime/' he said to him, " say noth- THE CRIME CLUB ing to anyone. I will deal with this matter in my own way. " Deciding to take the bull by the horns at once, Westerham hailed a passing hansom and drove to Melun's rooms, only, however, to be informed that the captain was out of town. He tried threats, cajolery and even bribery to extort information as to the captain's whereabouts; but the house- kee...per was proof against all his efforts.
It seemed as if she really did not know where the captain was.
As he turned away, wondering in which direc- tion he could next inquire, it suddenly occurred to him that he should ascertain if anything had hap- pened to his motor car. He therefore took a sec- ond cab and drove to Rupert Street, in which the garage was situated.
As he entered the yard the manager stepped for- ward; and the astonishment on his face was even greater than that exhibited by the doorkeeper at Westerham's flat.
What to read after The Crime Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Holt White to read onlineMoreLess
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