Dead Men's Money
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" We looked at each other. And Mr. Lindsey suddenly laughed.
"Empty!" he exclaimed. "Aye!--but that doesn't prove that theman's dead!" CHAPTER XXIV THE SUIT OF CLOTHES Mr. Lindsey made no further remark until we were half through ourlunch--and it was not to me that he then spoke, but to a waiter who wasjust at his elbow.
"There's three things you can get me, " he said. "Our bill--a railwayguide--a map of Scotland. Bring the map first. " The man went away, and Mr. Lindsey bent across the table.
..."Largo is in Fife, " said he. "We'll go there. I'm going to see thatyacht with my own eyes, and hear with my own ears what the man who foundit has got to say. For, as I remarked just now, my lad, the mere factthat the yacht was found empty doesn't prove that Carstairs has beendrowned! And well just settle up here, and go round and see Smeaton toget a look at those letters, and then we'll take train to Largo and makea bit of inquiry. " Mr. Smeaton had the letters spread out on his desk when we went in, andMr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We looked at each other. And Mr. Lindsey suddenly laughed.
"Empty!" he exclaimed. "Aye!--but that doesn't prove that theman's dead!" CHAPTER XXIV THE SUIT OF CLOTHES Mr. Lindsey made no further remark until we were half through ourlunch--and it was not to me that he then spoke, but to a waiter who wasjust at his elbow.
"There's three things you can get me, " he said. "Our bill--a railwayguide--a map of Scotland. Bring the map first. " The man went away, and Mr. Lindsey bent across the table.
..."Largo is in Fife, " said he. "We'll go there. I'm going to see thatyacht with my own eyes, and hear with my own ears what the man who foundit has got to say. For, as I remarked just now, my lad, the mere factthat the yacht was found empty doesn't prove that Carstairs has beendrowned! And well just settle up here, and go round and see Smeaton toget a look at those letters, and then we'll take train to Largo and makea bit of inquiry. " Mr. Smeaton had the letters spread out on his desk when we went in, andMr.
What to read after Dead Men's Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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