Death of An Elgin Marble
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Lord Francis Powerscourt was pacing up and down the room. It was the evening after Deputy Director Ragg sent his dispatch to the blackmailer. Ragg was due to come to the hotel reception in an hour and ten minutes’ time to meet the man who might or might not have the Caryatid. The time and the place was all Ragg would tell them, and even that had caused a row, with Inspector Kingsley accusing the Deputy Director of placing his own vanity and reputation above the prospects for the safe return of t...he statue. Ragg had refused all offers of protection. He insisted that he be allowed to go to the meeting alone and that no policemen should be on duty at the time of his arrival. He had refused to show Powerscourt and the Inspector either his original letter or the blackmailer’s reply. The Head of Scotland Yard had been emphatic.
‘I don’t care how you do it, Kingsley, I couldn’t care less really. But we’ve got to have a presence there. We’ve got to arrest this blackmailer if we can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Francis Powerscourt was pacing up and down the room. It was the evening after Deputy Director Ragg sent his dispatch to the blackmailer. Ragg was due to come to the hotel reception in an hour and ten minutes’ time to meet the man who might or might not have the Caryatid. The time and the place was all Ragg would tell them, and even that had caused a row, with Inspector Kingsley accusing the Deputy Director of placing his own vanity and reputation above the prospects for the safe return of t...he statue. Ragg had refused all offers of protection. He insisted that he be allowed to go to the meeting alone and that no policemen should be on duty at the time of his arrival. He had refused to show Powerscourt and the Inspector either his original letter or the blackmailer’s reply. The Head of Scotland Yard had been emphatic.
‘I don’t care how you do it, Kingsley, I couldn’t care less really. But we’ve got to have a presence there. We’ve got to arrest this blackmailer if we can.
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