Four Max Carrados Detective Stories
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Round the bend an approaching tram clanged its bell noisily, and, quickened by the warning sound, Mr. Creake again appeared, thistime with a small portmanteau in his hand. With a backward glance hehurried on towards the next stopping-place, and, boarding the car asit slackened down, he was carried out of their knowledge.
"Very convenient of Mr. Creake, " remarked Carrados, with quietsatisfaction. "We will now get the order and go over the house in hisabsence. It might be useful to have a look a...t the wire as well. " "It might, Max, " acquiesced Mr. Carlyle a little dryly. "But if it is, as it probably is in Creake's pocket, how do you propose to get it?" "By going to the post office, Louis. " "Quite so. Have you ever tried to see a copy of a telegram addressedto someone else?" "I don't think I have ever had occasion yet, " admitted Carrados. "Haveyou?" "In one or two cases I have perhaps been an accessory to the act. Itis generally a matter either of extreme delicacy or considerableexpenditure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Round the bend an approaching tram clanged its bell noisily, and, quickened by the warning sound, Mr. Creake again appeared, thistime with a small portmanteau in his hand. With a backward glance hehurried on towards the next stopping-place, and, boarding the car asit slackened down, he was carried out of their knowledge.
"Very convenient of Mr. Creake, " remarked Carrados, with quietsatisfaction. "We will now get the order and go over the house in hisabsence. It might be useful to have a look a...t the wire as well. " "It might, Max, " acquiesced Mr. Carlyle a little dryly. "But if it is, as it probably is in Creake's pocket, how do you propose to get it?" "By going to the post office, Louis. " "Quite so. Have you ever tried to see a copy of a telegram addressedto someone else?" "I don't think I have ever had occasion yet, " admitted Carrados. "Haveyou?" "In one or two cases I have perhaps been an accessory to the act. Itis generally a matter either of extreme delicacy or considerableexpenditure.
What to read after Four Max Carrados Detective Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bramah Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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