And On the Eighth Day
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(In spite of stern intentions he had overslept, and he was alone in the building except for the commissary staff, who were quietly cleaning up around him. He had tossed on the pallet all night and regretted having neglected to take one of the red capsules from the little bottle in his grip. Also, he missed coffee. Herb tea might be wonderfully healthful, but it did nothing for the taut Queen nerves.) The interruption came in the form of an excited voice.
“Quenan!”
The young man washing a nearby ...table top looked up, startled; then at Ellery, awed; then away.
“Quenan!” The voice was nearer. “Elroï—”
The Successor burst into the dining hall, his angelic face alight, the long hair tumbling into the curls of his young beard. “There is a message for you—” For a moment Ellery fancied that someone from outside had tracked him down—the mere possibility made him recoil. But then the Successor said, “—from the Teacher. He asks that you come at once to the holy house!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(In spite of stern intentions he had overslept, and he was alone in the building except for the commissary staff, who were quietly cleaning up around him. He had tossed on the pallet all night and regretted having neglected to take one of the red capsules from the little bottle in his grip. Also, he missed coffee. Herb tea might be wonderfully healthful, but it did nothing for the taut Queen nerves.) The interruption came in the form of an excited voice.
“Quenan!”
The young man washing a nearby ...table top looked up, startled; then at Ellery, awed; then away.
“Quenan!” The voice was nearer. “Elroï—”
The Successor burst into the dining hall, his angelic face alight, the long hair tumbling into the curls of his young beard. “There is a message for you—” For a moment Ellery fancied that someone from outside had tracked him down—the mere possibility made him recoil. But then the Successor said, “—from the Teacher. He asks that you come at once to the holy house!”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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