Wallace of the Secret Service (2015)
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‘I’ve called to see you about the theft of those plans, sir,’ he announced.
Wallace nodded.
‘I gathered that,’ he admitted. ‘Has anything further transpired?’ ‘We know the man who has them, sir,’ was the quiet reply.
‘The deuce you do.’ Sir Leonard permitted himself the rare luxury of expressing surprise. ‘That’s jolly good work. Who is he?’ ‘He has so many aliases,’ smiled the police officer, ‘that it is difficult to know his real name. He is down on police records, however, as Luis... de Correa.’ Wallace whistled.
‘You’re full of surprises this morning, Inspector,’ he said. ‘This is a new line of business for Correa, isn’t it? I thought he generally devoted himself to the work of relieving fascinated ladies of their jewels.’ ‘He is usually known as a jewel thief, sir,’ nodded the other, ‘but he has brought off many coups in other directions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I’ve called to see you about the theft of those plans, sir,’ he announced.
Wallace nodded.
‘I gathered that,’ he admitted. ‘Has anything further transpired?’ ‘We know the man who has them, sir,’ was the quiet reply.
‘The deuce you do.’ Sir Leonard permitted himself the rare luxury of expressing surprise. ‘That’s jolly good work. Who is he?’ ‘He has so many aliases,’ smiled the police officer, ‘that it is difficult to know his real name. He is down on police records, however, as Luis... de Correa.’ Wallace whistled.
‘You’re full of surprises this morning, Inspector,’ he said. ‘This is a new line of business for Correa, isn’t it? I thought he generally devoted himself to the work of relieving fascinated ladies of their jewels.’ ‘He is usually known as a jewel thief, sir,’ nodded the other, ‘but he has brought off many coups in other directions.
What to read after Wallace of the Secret Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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