The Treasure Train
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Kennedy passed the rail that shut the outer office off from a sortof reception space. He glanced about at the safe, the books, papers, and letter-files. It would take an accountant and aninvestigator days, perhaps weeks, to trace out anything in them, if indeed it were worth while at all.
Two glass doors opened at one end to two smaller private offices, one belonging evidently to Sandoval, the other to Barrios. Whattheory Craig formed I could not guess, but as he tiptoed from thehall door, past... the rail, to the door of Jose's office, I couldsee that first of all he was trying to discover whether it waspossible to enter the outer office and reach Jose's door unseenand unheard by any one sitting at the desk inside. Apparently itwas easily possible, and he paused a moment to consider what goodthat knowledge might do.
As he did so his eye rested on the floor. A few feet away stoodone of the modern "sanitary" desks. In this case the legs of thedesk raised the desk high enough from the floor so that one couldat least see where the cleaning-woman had left a small pile ofunsanitary dust near the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennedy passed the rail that shut the outer office off from a sortof reception space. He glanced about at the safe, the books, papers, and letter-files. It would take an accountant and aninvestigator days, perhaps weeks, to trace out anything in them, if indeed it were worth while at all.
Two glass doors opened at one end to two smaller private offices, one belonging evidently to Sandoval, the other to Barrios. Whattheory Craig formed I could not guess, but as he tiptoed from thehall door, past... the rail, to the door of Jose's office, I couldsee that first of all he was trying to discover whether it waspossible to enter the outer office and reach Jose's door unseenand unheard by any one sitting at the desk inside. Apparently itwas easily possible, and he paused a moment to consider what goodthat knowledge might do.
As he did so his eye rested on the floor. A few feet away stoodone of the modern "sanitary" desks. In this case the legs of thedesk raised the desk high enough from the floor so that one couldat least see where the cleaning-woman had left a small pile ofunsanitary dust near the wall.
What to read after The Treasure Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur B Arthur Benjamin Reeve to read onlineMoreLess
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