Whitechapel: the Final Stand of Sherlock Holmes
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She’s had it.”“She ain’t movin’. She look all right to you?”“`Cept for the extra half pint o’ mettle.”“Well, wake her up and get her out of here. I think her little girl is sitting out in the bar somewhere.”“Her what? Oy, what a dirty little puzzle! She’s been back here all evening, getting knocked by every tickle tale in Whitechapel while her daughter is sitting at the bar? With the bastards around here, it’s lucky the little girl weren’t put to task as well.”Louise’s eyes flickered open as the... two men grabbed her by the ankles and began dragging her across the floor toward the storeroom’s door. The shelves of flour and salt spun wickedly, and bile spilled out of her mouth. “Get off of me,” she shouted.One of the men raised a fist to her face, “You got spit up on my shoe, slag! I’ll crush your skull in!”The other one held up his hand, “Leave it. Richie said we could have a go at her, but that he did not want her tussled up.”“Mummy?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’s had it.”“She ain’t movin’. She look all right to you?”“`Cept for the extra half pint o’ mettle.”“Well, wake her up and get her out of here. I think her little girl is sitting out in the bar somewhere.”“Her what? Oy, what a dirty little puzzle! She’s been back here all evening, getting knocked by every tickle tale in Whitechapel while her daughter is sitting at the bar? With the bastards around here, it’s lucky the little girl weren’t put to task as well.”Louise’s eyes flickered open as the... two men grabbed her by the ankles and began dragging her across the floor toward the storeroom’s door. The shelves of flour and salt spun wickedly, and bile spilled out of her mouth. “Get off of me,” she shouted.One of the men raised a fist to her face, “You got spit up on my shoe, slag! I’ll crush your skull in!”The other one held up his hand, “Leave it. Richie said we could have a go at her, but that he did not want her tussled up.”“Mummy?”
What to read after Whitechapel: the Final Stand of Sherlock Holmes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Schaffer to read onlineMoreLess
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