The Red House Mystery
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" "Let's put ourselves in his place, " said Antony, puffing slowly at hispipe. "He's got the body, or whatever it is, in the passage. He won'tcome up the stairs, carrying it in his arms, and look in at our doors tosee if we're awake. He'll have to make sure about us first, and then godown for the body afterwards. So that gives us a little time. " "Y-yes, " said Bill doubtfully. "We might just do it, but it'll be a bitof a rush. " "But wait. When he's gone down to the passage and got the body, w...hatwill he do next?" "Come out again, " said Bill helpfully.
"Yes; but which end?" Bill sat up with a start.
"By Jove, you mean that he will go out at the far end by thebowling-green?" "Don't you think so? Just imagine him walking across the lawn in fullview of the house, at midnight, with a body in his arms. Think ofthe awful feeling he would have in the back of the neck, wondering ifanybody, any restless sleeper, had chosen just that moment to wanderto the window and look out into the night. There's still plenty ofmoonlight, Bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Let's put ourselves in his place, " said Antony, puffing slowly at hispipe. "He's got the body, or whatever it is, in the passage. He won'tcome up the stairs, carrying it in his arms, and look in at our doors tosee if we're awake. He'll have to make sure about us first, and then godown for the body afterwards. So that gives us a little time. " "Y-yes, " said Bill doubtfully. "We might just do it, but it'll be a bitof a rush. " "But wait. When he's gone down to the passage and got the body, w...hatwill he do next?" "Come out again, " said Bill helpfully.
"Yes; but which end?" Bill sat up with a start.
"By Jove, you mean that he will go out at the far end by thebowling-green?" "Don't you think so? Just imagine him walking across the lawn in fullview of the house, at midnight, with a body in his arms. Think ofthe awful feeling he would have in the back of the neck, wondering ifanybody, any restless sleeper, had chosen just that moment to wanderto the window and look out into the night. There's still plenty ofmoonlight, Bill.
What to read after The Red House Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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