The Withdrawing Room
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Aunt Marguerite’s chauffeur would drive Miss Hartler to Tulip Street after the visiting hours were over. Charles would be on the alert to meet the car and help the old woman into the house. Having her back would be no joy, and the sooner they could get her out of here, the better for everyone. Nevertheless, Sarah waited.
There were so many things that could happen to a person her age, especially if that person might not happen to have all her wits about her. Look what had happened to the brother....
But exactly what had happened to William Hartler? Was he robbed and killed by that still-unidentified man who’d lured him from the house with a beguiling story about King Kalakaua’s dining room chairs? How did the man know the crime would be worth the effort? Most people with any sense at all didn’t carry large sums of cash around in the city.
Maybe the man had insisted he must be paid in cash that same night and Mr. Hartler had withdrawn a large sum earlier in the day when the banks were open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt Marguerite’s chauffeur would drive Miss Hartler to Tulip Street after the visiting hours were over. Charles would be on the alert to meet the car and help the old woman into the house. Having her back would be no joy, and the sooner they could get her out of here, the better for everyone. Nevertheless, Sarah waited.
There were so many things that could happen to a person her age, especially if that person might not happen to have all her wits about her. Look what had happened to the brother....
But exactly what had happened to William Hartler? Was he robbed and killed by that still-unidentified man who’d lured him from the house with a beguiling story about King Kalakaua’s dining room chairs? How did the man know the crime would be worth the effort? Most people with any sense at all didn’t carry large sums of cash around in the city.
Maybe the man had insisted he must be paid in cash that same night and Mr. Hartler had withdrawn a large sum earlier in the day when the banks were open.
What to read after The Withdrawing Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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I thoughrly enjoyed reading this book - post Thanksgiving. I rate it an 8.9 as a quick/light holiday read.Write Review:
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