Coroner's Pidgin (2006)
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During his stumbling journey he had plenty of time for thought, and the closer he came to this new development the less he liked it.
There were times, too, when he fancied he was being followed, but in these dark empty streets it was difficult to tell. In a crowded city square he could have been sure, but none of his past experience allowed for these vast open spaces wherein one set of footsteps rang out loudly in the silence. He was not alone at any rate. Someone else made that journey as well ...as himself.
The house when he reached it might have been empty for years. His small torch beam showed a worn door with dirty iron furnishings and brass numerals green with neglect, but when he pressed the bell-push a sound like a fire alarm echoed in the hall within.
To his surprise the door opened instantly, and in the darkness a woman seized his arm.
“Oh, there you are at last,” she said. “Do go up to him, we can’t do anything with him, and he won’t send for the police. Isn’t it awful?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During his stumbling journey he had plenty of time for thought, and the closer he came to this new development the less he liked it.
There were times, too, when he fancied he was being followed, but in these dark empty streets it was difficult to tell. In a crowded city square he could have been sure, but none of his past experience allowed for these vast open spaces wherein one set of footsteps rang out loudly in the silence. He was not alone at any rate. Someone else made that journey as well ...as himself.
The house when he reached it might have been empty for years. His small torch beam showed a worn door with dirty iron furnishings and brass numerals green with neglect, but when he pressed the bell-push a sound like a fire alarm echoed in the hall within.
To his surprise the door opened instantly, and in the darkness a woman seized his arm.
“Oh, there you are at last,” she said. “Do go up to him, we can’t do anything with him, and he won’t send for the police. Isn’t it awful?”
What to read after Coroner's Pidgin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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Edgar G. 2 years ago
This started out to be a good book, but the activities and attitudes pf the Carados family, mother and son, are very unreal. Not at all logical or convincing to a reader even of credulous attitude.AND, my understanding, from previous books was that Campion and Oates were as thick as identical twins, and in this book they've already known one another for 17 years. Yet, Oates is treating him very curtly andin an antagonistic way.
Edgar G. 2 years ago
The Bishop's story about how he got 6 dozen of this rare wine...There was NO "Occupation" in WW1, such as occurred in WW2 , the period of this book. Trench warfare caused army advances and retreats to almost stagnate, and thos advances and retreats were measured rarely in miles and mainly in hundreds of yards. for much of the war.Write Review:
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