The Mardi Gras Mystery
The Mardi Gras Mystery
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"Who was the man, then?" asked Gramont.
"A guy with a queer name Ben Cha- cherre. " Hammond pronounced it as he deemed correct as the name was spelled. "Only they didn't call him that. Here, I wrote it down. " He fished in his pocket and produced a paper. Gramont glanced at it and laughed.
"Oh, Chacherre!" He gave the name the Creole pronunciation.
116 THE MARDI GRAS MYSTERY "Yep, Sasherry. I expect they'll come any time now said two bulls would drop in. " "All right. " Gramont nodded and turne...d away, with another glance at the stranger. "I'll not want the car to-day nor to-night that I know of. I'm not going to the Proteus ball. So your time's your own until to- morrow; make the most of it!" He disappeared, and Hammond returned to his work. Then he straightened up, for the jaunty stranger was bearing down upon him with evident intent to speak.
"Some car you got there, brother!" Ben Chacherre, who had overheard most of the foregoing conversation, lighted his cigarette and grinned familiarly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who was the man, then?" asked Gramont.
"A guy with a queer name Ben Cha- cherre. " Hammond pronounced it as he deemed correct as the name was spelled. "Only they didn't call him that. Here, I wrote it down. " He fished in his pocket and produced a paper. Gramont glanced at it and laughed.
"Oh, Chacherre!" He gave the name the Creole pronunciation.
116 THE MARDI GRAS MYSTERY "Yep, Sasherry. I expect they'll come any time now said two bulls would drop in. " "All right. " Gramont nodded and turne...d away, with another glance at the stranger. "I'll not want the car to-day nor to-night that I know of. I'm not going to the Proteus ball. So your time's your own until to- morrow; make the most of it!" He disappeared, and Hammond returned to his work. Then he straightened up, for the jaunty stranger was bearing down upon him with evident intent to speak.
"Some car you got there, brother!" Ben Chacherre, who had overheard most of the foregoing conversation, lighted his cigarette and grinned familiarly.
What to read after The Mardi Gras Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Henry Bedford Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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