Death of a Bore
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– W. S. Gilbert After Matthew and Elspeth had arrived back at the Tommel Castle Hotel and had changed into dry clothes, they met in the bar.
‘We’ll need to find something to write,’ said Elspeth.
‘Couldn’t we just stay in this nice hotel for the evening and start tomorrow?’ ‘No, I think . . . Oh, good evening, Mr Johnson.’ ‘Shame about Hamish Macbeth,’ said the manager.
Elspeth’s eyes widened in shock. ‘What’s happened to Hamish?’ ‘He was up at John Heppel’s cottage when someone stru...ck him a sore blow on the head. Perry Sutherland saw the cottage door lying open and went in and found him.’ ‘Where is he?’ ‘Over at Braikie Hospital.’ ‘Come on, Matthew,’ said Elspeth.
The waiting room of Braikie Hospital was full of villagers from Lochdubh. Mrs Wellington strode forward to meet them. ‘They’re only allowing us in two at a time,’ she said. ‘You’ll need to wait.’ ‘How is he?’ asked Elspeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
– W. S. Gilbert After Matthew and Elspeth had arrived back at the Tommel Castle Hotel and had changed into dry clothes, they met in the bar.
‘We’ll need to find something to write,’ said Elspeth.
‘Couldn’t we just stay in this nice hotel for the evening and start tomorrow?’ ‘No, I think . . . Oh, good evening, Mr Johnson.’ ‘Shame about Hamish Macbeth,’ said the manager.
Elspeth’s eyes widened in shock. ‘What’s happened to Hamish?’ ‘He was up at John Heppel’s cottage when someone stru...ck him a sore blow on the head. Perry Sutherland saw the cottage door lying open and went in and found him.’ ‘Where is he?’ ‘Over at Braikie Hospital.’ ‘Come on, Matthew,’ said Elspeth.
The waiting room of Braikie Hospital was full of villagers from Lochdubh. Mrs Wellington strode forward to meet them. ‘They’re only allowing us in two at a time,’ she said. ‘You’ll need to wait.’ ‘How is he?’ asked Elspeth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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