Drury Lane’s Last Case
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Crabbe’s ironical and triumphant revelation had left them, for the moment, witless. Hamnet Sedlar the mysterious Dr. Ales! Crabbe had seen them to the door in a perfect ecstasy of lip-licking exultation, and the last glimpse they had of him was his spare angular figure framed in the Ionic doorway of the Saxon house, his hands scratching ceaselessly against each other like the hind-legs of a cricket. Yes, his cocked little head had seemed to say as he watched them speed off, your worthy Dr. Sedla...r is also your Dr. Ales; and what do you think of that? Old Crabbe’s no fool, eh? For there was a personal triumph in his entire bearing which baffled them, a cruel and smug satisfaction like the powerful mass pleasure of a mob bent on lynching.
Gordon Rowe, who had despite his preoccupation managed to insinuate himself into the little party, sat very quietly watching the sun on Patience’s hair as it pulsed in through the window of the limousine. But for once he did not seem to see it.
“There’s something remarkably peculiar here,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crabbe’s ironical and triumphant revelation had left them, for the moment, witless. Hamnet Sedlar the mysterious Dr. Ales! Crabbe had seen them to the door in a perfect ecstasy of lip-licking exultation, and the last glimpse they had of him was his spare angular figure framed in the Ionic doorway of the Saxon house, his hands scratching ceaselessly against each other like the hind-legs of a cricket. Yes, his cocked little head had seemed to say as he watched them speed off, your worthy Dr. Sedla...r is also your Dr. Ales; and what do you think of that? Old Crabbe’s no fool, eh? For there was a personal triumph in his entire bearing which baffled them, a cruel and smug satisfaction like the powerful mass pleasure of a mob bent on lynching.
Gordon Rowe, who had despite his preoccupation managed to insinuate himself into the little party, sat very quietly watching the sun on Patience’s hair as it pulsed in through the window of the limousine. But for once he did not seem to see it.
“There’s something remarkably peculiar here,”
What to read after Drury Lane’s Last Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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