Died in the Wool
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Mort entered the house with his hat in his hand. There wasn’t a line or a crease anywhere on his uniform. It was almost as if he hadn’t sat down since he’d gotten dressed. His violet eyes looked worried. “Torie, I, uh…”
“What?” I asked. “How’s Maddie?”
“She made it through the night. She’s unconscious right now. They’re keeping her that way. I’m pretty sure she’s going to make it. Evidently, she didn’t get enough of the poison to kill her. I’ve no idea when she’ll be able to speak and talk with ...me, though.”
“Oh, thank God,” I said. “Was it strychnine?”
“Yes,” he said. “Absorbed through the skin. Not ingested.”
“Oh,” I said, because, well, I wasn’t sure what else to say to that.
“The prints on the sliding glass door were Eleanore Murdoch’s,” he said. “We’re checking the shoe prints in the garden with all of the shoes in her closet.”
I was speechless. I felt for the chair behind me as my mouth went dry. I never actually sat down, though.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mort entered the house with his hat in his hand. There wasn’t a line or a crease anywhere on his uniform. It was almost as if he hadn’t sat down since he’d gotten dressed. His violet eyes looked worried. “Torie, I, uh…”
“What?” I asked. “How’s Maddie?”
“She made it through the night. She’s unconscious right now. They’re keeping her that way. I’m pretty sure she’s going to make it. Evidently, she didn’t get enough of the poison to kill her. I’ve no idea when she’ll be able to speak and talk with ...me, though.”
“Oh, thank God,” I said. “Was it strychnine?”
“Yes,” he said. “Absorbed through the skin. Not ingested.”
“Oh,” I said, because, well, I wasn’t sure what else to say to that.
“The prints on the sliding glass door were Eleanore Murdoch’s,” he said. “We’re checking the shoe prints in the garden with all of the shoes in her closet.”
I was speechless. I felt for the chair behind me as my mouth went dry. I never actually sat down, though.
What to read after Died in the Wool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rett Macpherson to read onlineMoreLess
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