Flowers for the Judge
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Mr Campion’s hurrying footsteps made sharp echoes on the pavements as he strode through the unsavoury alley which is Red Lion Passage and came out into the shabby comfort of the square.
Most of the flat houses had been converted into offices long ago. Standing back from the road, they turned blank eyes to the street lamps and only a single brightly-lit third-floor window twinkled at him mellowly through the budding plane trees in the dusty centre garden.
He made for it and was rewarded. Ritchie ...was evidently a man of his word and was sitting up. Having no desire to wake the whole house, Mr Campion paused on the edge of the pavement and pitched a halfpenny expertly into the centre of the lighted pane.
Immediately a somewhat fantastic silhouette appeared at the sash, waved reassuringly and vanished.
Campion wandered up to the door, and it opened before him with so little delay that he experienced a slight shock of astonishment.
‘Slide down the banisters?’ he inquired facetiously.
Ritchie did not answer, and Campion, who could not see his face, received the disquieting impression that he was disconcerted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Campion’s hurrying footsteps made sharp echoes on the pavements as he strode through the unsavoury alley which is Red Lion Passage and came out into the shabby comfort of the square.
Most of the flat houses had been converted into offices long ago. Standing back from the road, they turned blank eyes to the street lamps and only a single brightly-lit third-floor window twinkled at him mellowly through the budding plane trees in the dusty centre garden.
He made for it and was rewarded. Ritchie ...was evidently a man of his word and was sitting up. Having no desire to wake the whole house, Mr Campion paused on the edge of the pavement and pitched a halfpenny expertly into the centre of the lighted pane.
Immediately a somewhat fantastic silhouette appeared at the sash, waved reassuringly and vanished.
Campion wandered up to the door, and it opened before him with so little delay that he experienced a slight shock of astonishment.
‘Slide down the banisters?’ he inquired facetiously.
Ritchie did not answer, and Campion, who could not see his face, received the disquieting impression that he was disconcerted.
What to read after Flowers for the Judge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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