Arsenic And Old Puzzles
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“Why are you waking me up?”
“We need to ask you some questions,” Chief Harper said.
“I’m too tired.”
“I know. I have to ask you nonetheless.”
“I don’t see why.”
“Do you know your sister’s dead?”
“You woke me up to ask me that? I thought you had something new.”
“How did you feel about your sister?”
“We were very close.”
“Didn’t you ever fight?”
“About what? Sometimes we argued about what TV channel to watch.”
“I thought you didn’t have TV,” Cora said.
“The guests don’t have TV. We do.”
“You said ...you hadn’t seen the report of the murders because you don’t have TV.”
“I meant we hadn’t watched.”
“But that’s not what you said. You said you hadn’t watched because you didn’t have one.”
“Did I say that? I don’t remember saying that. Maybe it was Charlotte. She made mistakes sometimes.”
“Like what?”
Edith didn’t answer.
“Like what?”
She shrugged. “Sometimes.”
Cora took a breath. “When Charlotte was missing, why didn’t you look in the window seat?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Why are you waking me up?”
“We need to ask you some questions,” Chief Harper said.
“I’m too tired.”
“I know. I have to ask you nonetheless.”
“I don’t see why.”
“Do you know your sister’s dead?”
“You woke me up to ask me that? I thought you had something new.”
“How did you feel about your sister?”
“We were very close.”
“Didn’t you ever fight?”
“About what? Sometimes we argued about what TV channel to watch.”
“I thought you didn’t have TV,” Cora said.
“The guests don’t have TV. We do.”
“You said ...you hadn’t seen the report of the murders because you don’t have TV.”
“I meant we hadn’t watched.”
“But that’s not what you said. You said you hadn’t watched because you didn’t have one.”
“Did I say that? I don’t remember saying that. Maybe it was Charlotte. She made mistakes sometimes.”
“Like what?”
Edith didn’t answer.
“Like what?”
She shrugged. “Sometimes.”
Cora took a breath. “When Charlotte was missing, why didn’t you look in the window seat?”
What to read after Arsenic And Old Puzzles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parnell Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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