An Owl Too Many (2012)
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“Huh?” Fred Ottermole looked up at Peter, his face blank as a new police blotter. “Oh hi, Professor. What’s cookin’?”
“Where’s Fanshaw?”
“Who?”
“Your prisoner, drat it.”
“What prisoner?”
“Great balls of fire! Ottermole, do you know what you’re doing?”
“Sure, playin’ checkers. We often do. No harm in it, is there?”
“This is checkers?”
“Isn’t it?” A note of doubt had crept into the chief’s voice. He stared at his hands, snared in the string that Budge Dorkin was still patiently and senselessly win...ding in and out through their wildly conjoined fingers. “What the hell? Budge, what do you think you’re doing?”
“Huh?”
The young officer had the same blank look on his face as Ottermole’s had shown. He quit trying to do whatever it was he’d thought he was doing, but didn’t do anything else. Peter reached down and began trying to disentangle their hands.
“I don’t believe this. Don’t you two realize what’s happened to you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Huh?” Fred Ottermole looked up at Peter, his face blank as a new police blotter. “Oh hi, Professor. What’s cookin’?”
“Where’s Fanshaw?”
“Who?”
“Your prisoner, drat it.”
“What prisoner?”
“Great balls of fire! Ottermole, do you know what you’re doing?”
“Sure, playin’ checkers. We often do. No harm in it, is there?”
“This is checkers?”
“Isn’t it?” A note of doubt had crept into the chief’s voice. He stared at his hands, snared in the string that Budge Dorkin was still patiently and senselessly win...ding in and out through their wildly conjoined fingers. “What the hell? Budge, what do you think you’re doing?”
“Huh?”
The young officer had the same blank look on his face as Ottermole’s had shown. He quit trying to do whatever it was he’d thought he was doing, but didn’t do anything else. Peter reached down and began trying to disentangle their hands.
“I don’t believe this. Don’t you two realize what’s happened to you?”
What to read after An Owl Too Many?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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