Death At the Beggar's Opera
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After this, having slept most of the way, John fell wearily into bed. But the next morning he made up for his day without food by consuming another heroic breakfast, at which Sir Gabriel raised thin eyebrows.
‘My dear child,’ he commented, ‘anyone would think you are starving near to death during your working hours.’ ‘I am,’ John answered, his mouth full, and he regaled his father with a detailed description of the previous day’s exploits.
Sir Gabriel listened in silence, sipping coffee from a b...one china cup. ‘So whose is the child?’ he said eventually. ‘Surely not James Martin’s?’ ‘Why do you say that?’ ‘Because he would never have entrusted Jasper Harcross with the task of removing the boy from the Foundling Hospital. No, my wager would be on the victim himself as the father.’ ‘Then why the handkerchief initialled J.M.? And the subsequent loving care and attention?’ ‘Perhaps he just felt sorry for the child.’ ‘But that doesn’t explain why it should have been Mr Martin who abandoned him at the gates.’ ‘If he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this, having slept most of the way, John fell wearily into bed. But the next morning he made up for his day without food by consuming another heroic breakfast, at which Sir Gabriel raised thin eyebrows.
‘My dear child,’ he commented, ‘anyone would think you are starving near to death during your working hours.’ ‘I am,’ John answered, his mouth full, and he regaled his father with a detailed description of the previous day’s exploits.
Sir Gabriel listened in silence, sipping coffee from a b...one china cup. ‘So whose is the child?’ he said eventually. ‘Surely not James Martin’s?’ ‘Why do you say that?’ ‘Because he would never have entrusted Jasper Harcross with the task of removing the boy from the Foundling Hospital. No, my wager would be on the victim himself as the father.’ ‘Then why the handkerchief initialled J.M.? And the subsequent loving care and attention?’ ‘Perhaps he just felt sorry for the child.’ ‘But that doesn’t explain why it should have been Mr Martin who abandoned him at the gates.’ ‘If he did.
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