The Dartmoor Enigma (2016)
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said Jago, as they walked to the station.
“I can see that you’re relieved to find that there is a definite link between the murder on Dartmoor and the Sutcliffe case,” said Richardson with a twinkle. “I hope to have more before the day is over.”
They were fortunate in the hour when they reached the station. The London express—one of the best trains in the day—was due in seven minutes. As usual when a train is likely to be crowded, they seated themselves in opposite corners and treated on...e another as strangers. The carriage filled up; the train pulled out and Richardson composed himself to sleep.
They crossed from Paddington to Victoria in a taxi, since they were already late for their interview with Sutcliffe at the garage, and the Inner Circle trains took half an hour. It was nearly seven o’clock when they reached Bromley.
“Ah! Here you are at last,” exclaimed Sutcliffe, emerging from the gloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Jago, as they walked to the station.
“I can see that you’re relieved to find that there is a definite link between the murder on Dartmoor and the Sutcliffe case,” said Richardson with a twinkle. “I hope to have more before the day is over.”
They were fortunate in the hour when they reached the station. The London express—one of the best trains in the day—was due in seven minutes. As usual when a train is likely to be crowded, they seated themselves in opposite corners and treated on...e another as strangers. The carriage filled up; the train pulled out and Richardson composed himself to sleep.
They crossed from Paddington to Victoria in a taxi, since they were already late for their interview with Sutcliffe at the garage, and the Inner Circle trains took half an hour. It was nearly seven o’clock when they reached Bromley.
“Ah! Here you are at last,” exclaimed Sutcliffe, emerging from the gloom.
What to read after The Dartmoor Enigma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Basil Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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