The Grub-And-Stakers House a Haunt
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“Simmer down, darling, she can’t have been abducted.”
“Why not?” Dittany rejoined somberly. “She was once before. You know perfectly well what a sink of iniquity that inn used to be before Andy McNaster got religion.
Who’s to say this Snarf bird hasn’t sunk it again?”
“Since when did Andy McNaster get religion?” demanded Zilla.
“I was making a figurative allusion to Andy’s pure and holy reverence for Arethusa, dag-nab it. Surely I don’t have to remind you how fast he cleaned up his act once she ...started letting him ply her with champagne and steak dinners on the house.”
“No, nor do you have to remind me that Andy’s now down there in the Babylon of America, playing suave and sinister villains just the way he used to do when he was pulling sneaky deals right here in Lobelia Falls. Some reformation!”
Having said her piece, Zilla essayed a bite of Dittany’s casserole. “My stars, this is tasty. Could have used a pinch less sage, maybe, but I suppose you have to think of Osbert’s profession.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Simmer down, darling, she can’t have been abducted.”
“Why not?” Dittany rejoined somberly. “She was once before. You know perfectly well what a sink of iniquity that inn used to be before Andy McNaster got religion.
Who’s to say this Snarf bird hasn’t sunk it again?”
“Since when did Andy McNaster get religion?” demanded Zilla.
“I was making a figurative allusion to Andy’s pure and holy reverence for Arethusa, dag-nab it. Surely I don’t have to remind you how fast he cleaned up his act once she ...started letting him ply her with champagne and steak dinners on the house.”
“No, nor do you have to remind me that Andy’s now down there in the Babylon of America, playing suave and sinister villains just the way he used to do when he was pulling sneaky deals right here in Lobelia Falls. Some reformation!”
Having said her piece, Zilla essayed a bite of Dittany’s casserole. “My stars, this is tasty. Could have used a pinch less sage, maybe, but I suppose you have to think of Osbert’s profession.”
What to read after The Grub-And-Stakers House a Haunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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