The Daffodil Mystery
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Tarling, " said the reproachfulMilburgh, "but I assure you that I hate and loathe an untruth. " "Where have you seen these papers?" "On Mr. Lyne's desk, " was the surprising answer "On Lyne's desk?" Milburgh nodded.
"The late Mr. Thornton Lyne, " he said, "came back from the East with agreat number of curios, and amongst them were a number of slips of papercovered with Chinese characters similar to this. I do not understandChinese, " he said, "because I have never had occasion to go to China. T...hecharacters may have been different one from the other, but to myunsophisticated eye they all look alike. " "You've seen these slips on Lyne's desk?" said Tarling. "Then why did younot tell the police before? You know that the police attach a great dealof importance to the discovery of one of these things in the dead man'spocket?" Mr. Milburgh nodded.
"It is perfectly true that I did not mention the fact to the police, " hesaid, "but you understand Mr. Tarling that I was very much upset by thesad occurrence, which drove everything else out of my mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tarling, " said the reproachfulMilburgh, "but I assure you that I hate and loathe an untruth. " "Where have you seen these papers?" "On Mr. Lyne's desk, " was the surprising answer "On Lyne's desk?" Milburgh nodded.
"The late Mr. Thornton Lyne, " he said, "came back from the East with agreat number of curios, and amongst them were a number of slips of papercovered with Chinese characters similar to this. I do not understandChinese, " he said, "because I have never had occasion to go to China. T...hecharacters may have been different one from the other, but to myunsophisticated eye they all look alike. " "You've seen these slips on Lyne's desk?" said Tarling. "Then why did younot tell the police before? You know that the police attach a great dealof importance to the discovery of one of these things in the dead man'spocket?" Mr. Milburgh nodded.
"It is perfectly true that I did not mention the fact to the police, " hesaid, "but you understand Mr. Tarling that I was very much upset by thesad occurrence, which drove everything else out of my mind.
What to read after The Daffodil Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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