The Crimson Blind
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Dr. Bell, I amabsolutely certain that I have had in my hand just now the very casebought by Ruth from Lockhart's in Brighton!" CHAPTER XXXVI A BRILLIANT IDEA Bell was considerably impressed with the importance of Chris's discovery, though at the same time he was not disposed to regard it in the light ofa coincidence.
"It's a useful discovery in its way, " he said; "but not very remarkablewhen you come to think of it. Somebody with an eye to damaging Steelchanged that cigar-case. How the change ...affected Steel you know as wellas I do. But the cigar-case purchased by Ruth Gates must be somewhere, and we are as likely to find it near Reginald Henson as anywhere else, seeing that he is at the bottom of the whole business. That change wasmade either by himself or by somebody at his instigation. Once the changewas made he would not bother about the spare cigar-case. His allyprobably came here to see Henson; the latter as likely as not threw himover, knowing that the fellow would not dare to talk; hence the thing isturned into money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Bell, I amabsolutely certain that I have had in my hand just now the very casebought by Ruth from Lockhart's in Brighton!" CHAPTER XXXVI A BRILLIANT IDEA Bell was considerably impressed with the importance of Chris's discovery, though at the same time he was not disposed to regard it in the light ofa coincidence.
"It's a useful discovery in its way, " he said; "but not very remarkablewhen you come to think of it. Somebody with an eye to damaging Steelchanged that cigar-case. How the change ...affected Steel you know as wellas I do. But the cigar-case purchased by Ruth Gates must be somewhere, and we are as likely to find it near Reginald Henson as anywhere else, seeing that he is at the bottom of the whole business. That change wasmade either by himself or by somebody at his instigation. Once the changewas made he would not bother about the spare cigar-case. His allyprobably came here to see Henson; the latter as likely as not threw himover, knowing that the fellow would not dare to talk; hence the thing isturned into money.
What to read after The Crimson Blind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Fred Merrick to read onlineMoreLess
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