Heirs And Graces (A Royal Spyness Mystery)
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The chief inspector stared hard at Jack. “I take it he means you, young man?”
“It’s my knife, right enough,” Jack said. “The duchess—I mean, my grandmother—made me go and put it in the tack room. She said she didn’t want it in the house, and she was cross with me for showing the nippers how I could throw it.”
“He threw it into the tree above my head,” Kat said.
“It was brilliant,” Nick added. “Just like William Tell.”
“I see.” The inspector paused. “So when did you see this knife... last, sir?”
“When my grandmother told me to put it in the tack room—several days ago now.”
“Did anyone else know the knife was going to be left in this tack room?” He pronounced the words as if they were both unfamiliar and amusing to him.
“I believe we were all out on the lawn when the incident occurred,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chief inspector stared hard at Jack. “I take it he means you, young man?”
“It’s my knife, right enough,” Jack said. “The duchess—I mean, my grandmother—made me go and put it in the tack room. She said she didn’t want it in the house, and she was cross with me for showing the nippers how I could throw it.”
“He threw it into the tree above my head,” Kat said.
“It was brilliant,” Nick added. “Just like William Tell.”
“I see.” The inspector paused. “So when did you see this knife... last, sir?”
“When my grandmother told me to put it in the tack room—several days ago now.”
“Did anyone else know the knife was going to be left in this tack room?” He pronounced the words as if they were both unfamiliar and amusing to him.
“I believe we were all out on the lawn when the incident occurred,”
What to read after Heirs And Graces (A Royal Spyness Mystery)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Bowen to read onlineMoreLess
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