The Margate Mystery
The Margate Mystery
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I chose room No. 23. Not a word was said to me about it, but I saw the hotel clerk look at me strangely as he rang the bell for a porter to carry up my bag.
The chambermaid received me on the floor — the same chambermaid I had examined in the witness- box on the trial of William Bankes. She did not recognize me — b, wig and gown make such a difference in a man's appearance. I was glad of that.
" Oh," I said to the porter, as, after depositing my bag in the room, he was going, " I see there is a...n adjoining sitting-room. I have some writing to do, and need quietude. Tell the hotel clerk I will book this sitting-room, too." It wanted but half an hour to dinner, and bidding : > [170] Digitized by CjOOQ IC APE AND CHAMBERMAID the chambermaid light a fire in the sitting-room, I washed and ultimately went down to dinner.
After dinner, I ascended to my sitting-room. The fire was burning brightly, the blinds and curtains were drawn, and everything looked very cosey.
Then leisurely I examined my rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I chose room No. 23. Not a word was said to me about it, but I saw the hotel clerk look at me strangely as he rang the bell for a porter to carry up my bag.
The chambermaid received me on the floor — the same chambermaid I had examined in the witness- box on the trial of William Bankes. She did not recognize me — b, wig and gown make such a difference in a man's appearance. I was glad of that.
" Oh," I said to the porter, as, after depositing my bag in the room, he was going, " I see there is a...n adjoining sitting-room. I have some writing to do, and need quietude. Tell the hotel clerk I will book this sitting-room, too." It wanted but half an hour to dinner, and bidding : > [170] Digitized by CjOOQ IC APE AND CHAMBERMAID the chambermaid light a fire in the sitting-room, I washed and ultimately went down to dinner.
After dinner, I ascended to my sitting-room. The fire was burning brightly, the blinds and curtains were drawn, and everything looked very cosey.
Then leisurely I examined my rooms.
What to read after The Margate Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burford Delannoy to read onlineMoreLess
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