The Yellow Streak
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Mr. Manderton spoke into the telephone again. Lady Margaret had gone tobed, Bude answered, and her ladyship was much put out by Miss Trevertgallivanting off like that by herself with only a scribbled note left tosay that she had gone.
Had Bude got the note?
No, Mr. Manderton, sir, he had not. But Lady Margaret had shown it tohim. It had simply stated that Miss Trevert had gone off to theContinent and would be back in a few days.
Again the detective turned to Robin at his elbow.
"These country b...umpkins!" he said savagely. "I must go to the Yard andget Humphries on the 'phone. He may have telegraphed me about it. Youstay here and I'll ring you later if there's any news. What do you makeof it, Mr. Greve?" "It beats me, " was Robin's rueful comment. "And what about the inquest?It's for Tuesday, isn't it? Miss Trevert will have to give evidence, Itake it?... " "Oh, " said Mr. Manderton, picking up his hat and speaking in an offhandway, "I'm getting _that_ adjourned for a week!" "The inquest adjourned!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Manderton spoke into the telephone again. Lady Margaret had gone tobed, Bude answered, and her ladyship was much put out by Miss Trevertgallivanting off like that by herself with only a scribbled note left tosay that she had gone.
Had Bude got the note?
No, Mr. Manderton, sir, he had not. But Lady Margaret had shown it tohim. It had simply stated that Miss Trevert had gone off to theContinent and would be back in a few days.
Again the detective turned to Robin at his elbow.
"These country b...umpkins!" he said savagely. "I must go to the Yard andget Humphries on the 'phone. He may have telegraphed me about it. Youstay here and I'll ring you later if there's any news. What do you makeof it, Mr. Greve?" "It beats me, " was Robin's rueful comment. "And what about the inquest?It's for Tuesday, isn't it? Miss Trevert will have to give evidence, Itake it?... " "Oh, " said Mr. Manderton, picking up his hat and speaking in an offhandway, "I'm getting _that_ adjourned for a week!" "The inquest adjourned!
What to read after The Yellow Streak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Valentine to read onlineMoreLess
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