The Scarlet Macaw
The Scarlet Macaw
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Inderwick, that some one THE LAPIDARY SHOP 125 had purposely dressed her up to look eerie and ghost- like?" "Well, yes I should/' Inderwick agreed. "Cer- tainly, the sudden vision of her almost bowled me over for a moment. " "There's an arch-devil behind all this, " declared Burton. "This case is no bungling murder commit- ted on impulse, but a carefully-planned masterpiece of crime. Still there's always a loose link in every chain, and between you and me, Inderwick" -be- coming confidential ag...ain "that butler chap is the weak link here. " Burton then told how, as he came up the steps of the Lodge, he had seen Giovanni in cap and street clothes surreptitiously hurrying away through the garden. The detective added that he had reason to suspect that Giovanni was going again to London, either to Ragged Friars' Alley or to the Follies' Theatre. He himself would watch the stage door of the theatre and would be obliged if Inderwick would go to Ragged Friars' Alley and take up some post of observation near a small lapidary shop on the right-hand side of the diminutive thoroughfare, for he believed that this shop was the goal of the butler's secret journeys to London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inderwick, that some one THE LAPIDARY SHOP 125 had purposely dressed her up to look eerie and ghost- like?" "Well, yes I should/' Inderwick agreed. "Cer- tainly, the sudden vision of her almost bowled me over for a moment. " "There's an arch-devil behind all this, " declared Burton. "This case is no bungling murder commit- ted on impulse, but a carefully-planned masterpiece of crime. Still there's always a loose link in every chain, and between you and me, Inderwick" -be- coming confidential ag...ain "that butler chap is the weak link here. " Burton then told how, as he came up the steps of the Lodge, he had seen Giovanni in cap and street clothes surreptitiously hurrying away through the garden. The detective added that he had reason to suspect that Giovanni was going again to London, either to Ragged Friars' Alley or to the Follies' Theatre. He himself would watch the stage door of the theatre and would be obliged if Inderwick would go to Ragged Friars' Alley and take up some post of observation near a small lapidary shop on the right-hand side of the diminutive thoroughfare, for he believed that this shop was the goal of the butler's secret journeys to London.
What to read after The Scarlet Macaw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladys Edson Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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