The Crime of the French Café And Other Stories
The Crime of the French Café And Other Stories
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Pond had said.
Nick laughed softly to himself.
"That looks bad for my first shot at this queer case, " he said; "butperhaps she didn't dare work the game while I was in the house. " He glanced out of the window of the room.
Two servants were in the yard. They seemed to be explaining therobberies to a new driver of a groceryman's wagon, for they had one ofhis arms apiece, and were pointing to the window.
Nick walked into the sitting-room, and spent some minutes examining thewalls, and especially... the door leading toward the old part of the house.
He found nothing at all to reward his search. There absolutely was nosecret entrance.
The detective decided that nothing further could be done in that room. He walked toward the other.
To his astonishment he found that the door had been closed while he hadbeen busy with his investigations.
He sprang against it.
The door yielded a little, and yet he could not open it.
Some person stronger than he seemed to be holding it on the other side.
He drew back for a spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pond had said.
Nick laughed softly to himself.
"That looks bad for my first shot at this queer case, " he said; "butperhaps she didn't dare work the game while I was in the house. " He glanced out of the window of the room.
Two servants were in the yard. They seemed to be explaining therobberies to a new driver of a groceryman's wagon, for they had one ofhis arms apiece, and were pointing to the window.
Nick walked into the sitting-room, and spent some minutes examining thewalls, and especially... the door leading toward the old part of the house.
He found nothing at all to reward his search. There absolutely was nosecret entrance.
The detective decided that nothing further could be done in that room. He walked toward the other.
To his astonishment he found that the door had been closed while he hadbeen busy with his investigations.
He sprang against it.
The door yielded a little, and yet he could not open it.
Some person stronger than he seemed to be holding it on the other side.
He drew back for a spring.
What to read after The Crime of the French Café And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carter Nicholas to read onlineMoreLess
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