The Crime of the French Cafe And Other Stories 8 9
The Crime of the French Cafe And Other Stories 8 9
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If we give upthe jewels, the colonel will give us their value. By jingo, he'll haveto.
"Well, what's that but the theft of a million from him?" Nick was compelled to confess that it was just that, and nothing else.
"And who'll reap the proceeds?" continued Pond. "Why, the Stevenses, ofcourse. Nobody else gets anything out of it. They're playing on thecolonel's superstitions for a million dollar stake.
"Now, Mr. Carter, you go ahead and work this thing out. Catch the thief. Don't let the colonel... get you out of the way. If there's a question ofmoney, I'm good for the best fee you can name. " Nick's first move that day was to go to Mrs. Stevens' house.
She lived well on her small income. It was a nice old country-house, with grounds of considerable extent, and a stable in which two goodhorses were kept.
Nick rode over there on one of Colonel Richmond's fine saddle-horses.
As the detective rode up the winding, shaded walk toward the house, henoticed a man-servant just ahead of him.
This servant had a newspaper and some letters in his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we give upthe jewels, the colonel will give us their value. By jingo, he'll haveto.
"Well, what's that but the theft of a million from him?" Nick was compelled to confess that it was just that, and nothing else.
"And who'll reap the proceeds?" continued Pond. "Why, the Stevenses, ofcourse. Nobody else gets anything out of it. They're playing on thecolonel's superstitions for a million dollar stake.
"Now, Mr. Carter, you go ahead and work this thing out. Catch the thief. Don't let the colonel... get you out of the way. If there's a question ofmoney, I'm good for the best fee you can name. " Nick's first move that day was to go to Mrs. Stevens' house.
She lived well on her small income. It was a nice old country-house, with grounds of considerable extent, and a stable in which two goodhorses were kept.
Nick rode over there on one of Colonel Richmond's fine saddle-horses.
As the detective rode up the winding, shaded walk toward the house, henoticed a man-servant just ahead of him.
This servant had a newspaper and some letters in his hand.
What to read after The Crime of the French Cafe And Other Stories 8 9?
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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