A Scandal in Belgravia
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My first conclusion was that Andrew Forbes is still alive. If he were dead, why would his sister give the date of his death as 1988 when she had apparently visited him in 1989? Of course it was just possible that she had visited his widow and children, but I remembered her saying about the letters he wrote home: “He still—right up to the time he died—sent them to her.” To me that seemed an odd, if cleverly improvised, formulation. I believe the sentence started out as “He still sends them to her...,” and was hurriedly modified.
There had been another place where she had pulled herself up. That was also when she was talking about letters from America. She had said that the police would be suspicious of them especially with his—and at that point she had changed tack and said something feeble about his being on the run. I felt sure that she had been going to say something like “especially with his name on it having the same initials”—or the same initials in reverse, or something of that sort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My first conclusion was that Andrew Forbes is still alive. If he were dead, why would his sister give the date of his death as 1988 when she had apparently visited him in 1989? Of course it was just possible that she had visited his widow and children, but I remembered her saying about the letters he wrote home: “He still—right up to the time he died—sent them to her.” To me that seemed an odd, if cleverly improvised, formulation. I believe the sentence started out as “He still sends them to her...,” and was hurriedly modified.
There had been another place where she had pulled herself up. That was also when she was talking about letters from America. She had said that the police would be suspicious of them especially with his—and at that point she had changed tack and said something feeble about his being on the run. I felt sure that she had been going to say something like “especially with his name on it having the same initials”—or the same initials in reverse, or something of that sort.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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