The Widows Necklace a Novel
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Dayrell-Wing's necklace they ac- cepted because a week in Scotland would be pleas- anter than in their London hotel. [201] THE WIDOW'S NECKLACE There was also, of course, the chance of earn- ing a big fee, but neither of them felt confident that they would discover the thief. For the busi- ness was really somewhat outside their scope except on the assumption that Mrs. Dayrell-Wing was an adventuress.
In discussing it, therefore, they expressly ex- cluded the possibility that the robbery had bee...n committed by some one outside the house, and adopted the theory that the necklace had not been stolen at all, or, alternatively, that the thief was some one outwardly respectable who was living in the house. When they learnt from McVitie that circumstances pointed to Pfeiffer and that he had gone away, they excluded him ; because, in the first place, he was beyond the range of their inquiry, and because, in the second place, he was too ob- viously the right man. For almost always they found it was wise to swim against the stream of popular opinion, and in nine cases out of ten they were justified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dayrell-Wing's necklace they ac- cepted because a week in Scotland would be pleas- anter than in their London hotel. [201] THE WIDOW'S NECKLACE There was also, of course, the chance of earn- ing a big fee, but neither of them felt confident that they would discover the thief. For the busi- ness was really somewhat outside their scope except on the assumption that Mrs. Dayrell-Wing was an adventuress.
In discussing it, therefore, they expressly ex- cluded the possibility that the robbery had bee...n committed by some one outside the house, and adopted the theory that the necklace had not been stolen at all, or, alternatively, that the thief was some one outwardly respectable who was living in the house. When they learnt from McVitie that circumstances pointed to Pfeiffer and that he had gone away, they excluded him ; because, in the first place, he was beyond the range of their inquiry, and because, in the second place, he was too ob- viously the right man. For almost always they found it was wise to swim against the stream of popular opinion, and in nine cases out of ten they were justified.
What to read after The Widows Necklace a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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