Blindfold
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She struck him as shrewd, honest and dependable, and if she had a tongue and a temper, well, so much the better. A practical person Mrs Palmer. She asked his business at once, and he stated it in the fewest possible words. Then— “I have just been seeing Mrs Syme. I am making inquiries about the baby who was born in her house in July 1914.”
“And did Agnes Syme send you on to me?” said Mrs Palmer.
“Well, no, she didn’t. The fact is Mrs Syme didn’t seem at all willing to help me, and that is why I ...have come to you.”
“And if Agnes Syme didn’t send you, who did?”
“Well, I know your niece Flossie, and she very kindly—”
“Girls talk a deal too much,” said Mrs Palmer.
He felt rather as if he had come to a dead end.
“Mrs Palmer,” he said, “I’m over here on my employer’s business, as I told you. He’s anxious to find his niece. Mrs Syme wouldn’t help me—she wouldn’t help me at all. She wouldn’t answer my questions, but just as I was coming away she told me one thing, and that’s what I want to ask you about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She struck him as shrewd, honest and dependable, and if she had a tongue and a temper, well, so much the better. A practical person Mrs Palmer. She asked his business at once, and he stated it in the fewest possible words. Then— “I have just been seeing Mrs Syme. I am making inquiries about the baby who was born in her house in July 1914.”
“And did Agnes Syme send you on to me?” said Mrs Palmer.
“Well, no, she didn’t. The fact is Mrs Syme didn’t seem at all willing to help me, and that is why I ...have come to you.”
“And if Agnes Syme didn’t send you, who did?”
“Well, I know your niece Flossie, and she very kindly—”
“Girls talk a deal too much,” said Mrs Palmer.
He felt rather as if he had come to a dead end.
“Mrs Palmer,” he said, “I’m over here on my employer’s business, as I told you. He’s anxious to find his niece. Mrs Syme wouldn’t help me—she wouldn’t help me at all. She wouldn’t answer my questions, but just as I was coming away she told me one thing, and that’s what I want to ask you about.
What to read after Blindfold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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