War Damage
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‘You’re bloody late. What happened to you? There’s been a development. The chief’s heard from Buckingham’s family. There’s a will, but they’re challenging it. We’re going round to see the executor. He’s one of the Milner woman’s pals. And you know who the other executor is? It’s Tommy Warwick. Warwick’s the lawyer who acted for Ken Barker last time he was up in court.’ Which was interesting, Murray thought, because Tommy Warwick was bent as hell. That, at least, was the general police view.
Ian ...Roxburgh’s office was hidden away in a turning off Cheapside. Like many Victorian buildings, this had a gothic façade like a church, as if to give a veneer of high-mindedness to the sordid workings of commerce. The frontage was now grimed with dirt, its ornamental brickwork broken in places.
The two policemen trudged up the lino-covered stairs to the third floor. An inconspicuous card, pinned beside a glasspanelled door, stated: Captain Ian Roxburgh – Import Export.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You’re bloody late. What happened to you? There’s been a development. The chief’s heard from Buckingham’s family. There’s a will, but they’re challenging it. We’re going round to see the executor. He’s one of the Milner woman’s pals. And you know who the other executor is? It’s Tommy Warwick. Warwick’s the lawyer who acted for Ken Barker last time he was up in court.’ Which was interesting, Murray thought, because Tommy Warwick was bent as hell. That, at least, was the general police view.
Ian ...Roxburgh’s office was hidden away in a turning off Cheapside. Like many Victorian buildings, this had a gothic façade like a church, as if to give a veneer of high-mindedness to the sordid workings of commerce. The frontage was now grimed with dirt, its ornamental brickwork broken in places.
The two policemen trudged up the lino-covered stairs to the third floor. An inconspicuous card, pinned beside a glasspanelled door, stated: Captain Ian Roxburgh – Import Export.
What to read after War Damage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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