The Diamond Master
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Birnes looked up quickly. It had suddenly occurred to him towonder as to the whereabouts of Claflin and Sutton, who had been onwatch at the Thirty-seventh Street house. The young man interpretedthe expression of his face aright, and favored him with a meaningglance.
"We came alone, " he supplemented.
Mr. Birnes silently pondered it.
"All that being true, " Chief Arkwright suggested tentatively, "perhaps you can give us some information as to the diamonds thatwere stolen? How much were they wort...h? How many were there?" Heheld up the uncut stones that had been found on the floor.
"I don't know their exact number, " was the reply. "Their value, Ishould say, was about sixty thousand dollars. Except for this littlehouse, and the grounds adjoining, practically all of Mr. Kellner'smoney was invested in diamonds. Those you have there are part of anaccumulation of many years, imported in the rough, one or two at atime. " Mr. Czenki was gazing abstractedly out of a window, but theexpression on his lean face indicated the keenest interest, and--andsomething else; apprehension, maybe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Birnes looked up quickly. It had suddenly occurred to him towonder as to the whereabouts of Claflin and Sutton, who had been onwatch at the Thirty-seventh Street house. The young man interpretedthe expression of his face aright, and favored him with a meaningglance.
"We came alone, " he supplemented.
Mr. Birnes silently pondered it.
"All that being true, " Chief Arkwright suggested tentatively, "perhaps you can give us some information as to the diamonds thatwere stolen? How much were they wort...h? How many were there?" Heheld up the uncut stones that had been found on the floor.
"I don't know their exact number, " was the reply. "Their value, Ishould say, was about sixty thousand dollars. Except for this littlehouse, and the grounds adjoining, practically all of Mr. Kellner'smoney was invested in diamonds. Those you have there are part of anaccumulation of many years, imported in the rough, one or two at atime. " Mr. Czenki was gazing abstractedly out of a window, but theexpression on his lean face indicated the keenest interest, and--andsomething else; apprehension, maybe.
What to read after The Diamond Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Futrelle Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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