Trusted Like the Fox
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He was anxious that none of the other travellers should get into conversation with him, for he had much on his mind. On his way to the station, James had passed Rogers’s billet and had wondered if Rogers was out of bed yet, decided it was unlikely and resisted the temptation to toss a pebble up at the curtained window. He knew Rogers would be all right on his own: Rogers wasn’t a bad sort of lad, he thought reflectively. You could leave him in charge and know the work would be done.... There was nothing slap-dash about Rogers; a little obstinate, perhaps, inclined to have too many ideas of his own, but he was keen and loyal and those were two important assets for a policeman to possess. uring the journey to London, James was busy with his thoughts. Although he had only hinted to Rogers that he was uneasy about what was going on at Crane’s place, he was quite convinced in his own mind that the girl who called herself Julie Brewer was in fact Grace Clark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was anxious that none of the other travellers should get into conversation with him, for he had much on his mind. On his way to the station, James had passed Rogers’s billet and had wondered if Rogers was out of bed yet, decided it was unlikely and resisted the temptation to toss a pebble up at the curtained window. He knew Rogers would be all right on his own: Rogers wasn’t a bad sort of lad, he thought reflectively. You could leave him in charge and know the work would be done.... There was nothing slap-dash about Rogers; a little obstinate, perhaps, inclined to have too many ideas of his own, but he was keen and loyal and those were two important assets for a policeman to possess. uring the journey to London, James was busy with his thoughts. Although he had only hinted to Rogers that he was uneasy about what was going on at Crane’s place, he was quite convinced in his own mind that the girl who called herself Julie Brewer was in fact Grace Clark.
What to read after Trusted Like the Fox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hadley Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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