The Poisoned Pen
The Poisoned Pen
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The description which the house man had sent out to the otherhotel detectives the night before had already produced a result. Within the past two days a man answering the description of theyounger man whom McBride had seen in the cafe and a woman whomight very possibly have been Madame's maid had come to the St. Cenis as M. And Mme. Duval. Their baggage was light, but they hadbeen at pains to impress upon the hotel that they were persons ofsome position and that it was going direct from the rai...lroad tothe steamer, after their tour of America. They had, as a matter offact, done nothing to excite suspicion until the general requestfor information had been received.
The house man of the St. Cenis welcomed us cordially uponMcBride's introduction and agreed to take us up to the rooms ofthe strange couple if they were not in. As it happened it was thelunch hour and they were not in the room. Still, Kennedy dared notbe too particular in his search of their effects, for he did notwish to arouse suspicion upon their return, at least not yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The description which the house man had sent out to the otherhotel detectives the night before had already produced a result. Within the past two days a man answering the description of theyounger man whom McBride had seen in the cafe and a woman whomight very possibly have been Madame's maid had come to the St. Cenis as M. And Mme. Duval. Their baggage was light, but they hadbeen at pains to impress upon the hotel that they were persons ofsome position and that it was going direct from the rai...lroad tothe steamer, after their tour of America. They had, as a matter offact, done nothing to excite suspicion until the general requestfor information had been received.
The house man of the St. Cenis welcomed us cordially uponMcBride's introduction and agreed to take us up to the rooms ofthe strange couple if they were not in. As it happened it was thelunch hour and they were not in the room. Still, Kennedy dared notbe too particular in his search of their effects, for he did notwish to arouse suspicion upon their return, at least not yet.
What to read after The Poisoned Pen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur B Reeve And John W Grey to read onlineMoreLess
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