The Quest of the Sacred Slipper
The Quest of the Sacred Slipper
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"Is he?" rapped Bristol. "Well, I'll leave my card. " He turned and quitted the office, carefully closing the door behindhim. Three seconds later he reopened it, and peering in, was intime to see the boy knock upon the private door. A little wicket, or movable panel, was let down, the card of John Henry Smith waspassed through to someone unseen, and the wicket was reclosed!
The boy turned and met the wrathful eye of the detective. Bristolreentered, closing the door behind him.
"See here, young ...fellow, " said he, "I don't stand for those tricks!Why didn't you tell me Mr. Knowlson was in?" "I'm very sorry, sir!"--the boy quailed beneath his glance--"buthe won't see any one who hasn't an appointment. " "Is there someone with him, then?" "No. " "Well, what's he doing?" "I don't know, sir; I've never been in to see!" "What! never been in that room?" "Never!" declared the boy solemnly. "And I don't mind tellingyou, " he added, recovering something of his natural confidence, "that I am leaving on the 31st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is he?" rapped Bristol. "Well, I'll leave my card. " He turned and quitted the office, carefully closing the door behindhim. Three seconds later he reopened it, and peering in, was intime to see the boy knock upon the private door. A little wicket, or movable panel, was let down, the card of John Henry Smith waspassed through to someone unseen, and the wicket was reclosed!
The boy turned and met the wrathful eye of the detective. Bristolreentered, closing the door behind him.
"See here, young ...fellow, " said he, "I don't stand for those tricks!Why didn't you tell me Mr. Knowlson was in?" "I'm very sorry, sir!"--the boy quailed beneath his glance--"buthe won't see any one who hasn't an appointment. " "Is there someone with him, then?" "No. " "Well, what's he doing?" "I don't know, sir; I've never been in to see!" "What! never been in that room?" "Never!" declared the boy solemnly. "And I don't mind tellingyou, " he added, recovering something of his natural confidence, "that I am leaving on the 31st.
What to read after The Quest of the Sacred Slipper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sax Rohmer to read onlineMoreLess
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