Curtain for a Jester
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to 7:20 P.M.
“You can always go by cats,” Pamela North said. “Particularly Teeney. You should have seen them.”
“Hissing?” Jerry said.
“Well, no. Not hissing, exactly. But they just took one look. Then they skedaddled. Teeney first. They simply hated him. And cats know.”
She was asked to be reasonable; was told that cats—and particularly cats like Martini—are unpredictable; that the next time they met John Baker they might be all over him.
“Well,” Pam said, “you just weren’t here, that’s all. The...y knew there was something about him, particularly Teeney. And she ran and of course the others ran too.”
“She runs a good deal,” Jerry said. “And when she does, the others do. She’s the boss, you know. It’s a case of ‘Mom.’”
He was told he was merely pretending not to understand.
“No,” Jerry said. “I’ll grant that there’s something, as you say, about Baker. From what you say. But I don’t think cats can tell murderers any better than anybody else, just by looking at them.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to 7:20 P.M.
“You can always go by cats,” Pamela North said. “Particularly Teeney. You should have seen them.”
“Hissing?” Jerry said.
“Well, no. Not hissing, exactly. But they just took one look. Then they skedaddled. Teeney first. They simply hated him. And cats know.”
She was asked to be reasonable; was told that cats—and particularly cats like Martini—are unpredictable; that the next time they met John Baker they might be all over him.
“Well,” Pam said, “you just weren’t here, that’s all. The...y knew there was something about him, particularly Teeney. And she ran and of course the others ran too.”
“She runs a good deal,” Jerry said. “And when she does, the others do. She’s the boss, you know. It’s a case of ‘Mom.’”
He was told he was merely pretending not to understand.
“No,” Jerry said. “I’ll grant that there’s something, as you say, about Baker. From what you say. But I don’t think cats can tell murderers any better than anybody else, just by looking at them.”
What to read after Curtain for a Jester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Lockridge to read onlineMoreLess
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