Black Ship (2008)
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By natural light, however grey, Dr. Ridgeway had confirmed the probable cause of death, so slight as to have escaped Alec’s and Mackinnon’s notice by torchlight. The obvious injury to the scalp, from a blunt instrument wielded without a great deal of force, had knocked him out and the wound had bled a good deal. Innocent-looking but deadly, there was a small bruise on either side at the base of the neck.
“Thumb marks,” said Ridgeway, “though I don’t imagine you’ll be able to get prints from them.... Once the fellow was unconscious, it would have been the easiest thing in the world to apply enough pressure to shut off the arteries. A couple of minutes is all it takes.”
“How long after the head bashing d’you reckon, sir?” asked Mackinnon.
“Almost immediately. The scalp bleeds freely, so it wouldn’t take long to produce this much blood. But, as I’m sure you’re aware, Sergeant, dead men don’t bleed, or he’d have lost considerably more before it clotted. Not likely to bleed to death, though.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By natural light, however grey, Dr. Ridgeway had confirmed the probable cause of death, so slight as to have escaped Alec’s and Mackinnon’s notice by torchlight. The obvious injury to the scalp, from a blunt instrument wielded without a great deal of force, had knocked him out and the wound had bled a good deal. Innocent-looking but deadly, there was a small bruise on either side at the base of the neck.
“Thumb marks,” said Ridgeway, “though I don’t imagine you’ll be able to get prints from them.... Once the fellow was unconscious, it would have been the easiest thing in the world to apply enough pressure to shut off the arteries. A couple of minutes is all it takes.”
“How long after the head bashing d’you reckon, sir?” asked Mackinnon.
“Almost immediately. The scalp bleeds freely, so it wouldn’t take long to produce this much blood. But, as I’m sure you’re aware, Sergeant, dead men don’t bleed, or he’d have lost considerably more before it clotted. Not likely to bleed to death, though.”
What to read after Black Ship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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