Halfway House (2011)
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THE TRAP IV THE TRAP “Some… with arrows, some with traps.”
“WHAT,” said Inspector Queen with disgust, “again?” Ellery did not stop whistling as he labored over his bow-tie in the mirror above the bureau. “Seems to me,” grumbled the Inspector, “that ever since those friends of yours got messed up in their private brand of hell in Trenton, you’ve turned into a regular Broadway punk. Where you going?”
“Out.”
“Alone, I s’pose?”
“No, indeed. I have what is technically known as a date with one o...f the loveliest, wealthiest, most desirable and azure-blooded young females on the Island. Furthermore, she’s engaged to be married. Not,” he squinted critically at his reflection, “that I care a damn, you understand.”
“You sound,” growled the old gentleman, jabbing some snuff into his nostrils, “like anybody but the conceited pup I used to know. At least in the old days you were level-headed enough to lay off the women.”
“Times,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE TRAP IV THE TRAP “Some… with arrows, some with traps.”
“WHAT,” said Inspector Queen with disgust, “again?” Ellery did not stop whistling as he labored over his bow-tie in the mirror above the bureau. “Seems to me,” grumbled the Inspector, “that ever since those friends of yours got messed up in their private brand of hell in Trenton, you’ve turned into a regular Broadway punk. Where you going?”
“Out.”
“Alone, I s’pose?”
“No, indeed. I have what is technically known as a date with one o...f the loveliest, wealthiest, most desirable and azure-blooded young females on the Island. Furthermore, she’s engaged to be married. Not,” he squinted critically at his reflection, “that I care a damn, you understand.”
“You sound,” growled the old gentleman, jabbing some snuff into his nostrils, “like anybody but the conceited pup I used to know. At least in the old days you were level-headed enough to lay off the women.”
“Times,”
What to read after Halfway House?
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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