Inspector Queen’s Own Case
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AND THEN … JUSTICE “Where is this woman?” Richard Queen snarled. “She’s half an hour late now.”
“She’ll be here,” Jessie said soothingly. “My, you don’t sound like an engaged man at all. More like a husband.”
He colored. “How about another cocktail?”
“I’d love another cocktail.”
He signaled the waitress hastily.
Jessie felt warm inside. It was not entirely the Pink Lady. Pretending to be engaged for Elizabeth Currie’s benefit had been his idea. He had insisted on coming along, and they had to ha...ve a reason for his presence.
“Dr. Duane saw you that night on Nair Island, when he came to take Mrs. Humffrey to the sanitarium,” he had said stubbornly. “I’d rather sit in on this.”
“But he hardly glanced at me,” Jessie had said. “Doctors never look at a nurse’s face unless she’s young and pretty.”
“Then he took a good look!”
Not that Dr. Duane was going to be present. It was an exploratory lunch in a Stamford restaurant with Jessie’s friend Elizabeth Currie, who had been on the nursing staff of the Duane Sanitarium for years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND THEN … JUSTICE “Where is this woman?” Richard Queen snarled. “She’s half an hour late now.”
“She’ll be here,” Jessie said soothingly. “My, you don’t sound like an engaged man at all. More like a husband.”
He colored. “How about another cocktail?”
“I’d love another cocktail.”
He signaled the waitress hastily.
Jessie felt warm inside. It was not entirely the Pink Lady. Pretending to be engaged for Elizabeth Currie’s benefit had been his idea. He had insisted on coming along, and they had to ha...ve a reason for his presence.
“Dr. Duane saw you that night on Nair Island, when he came to take Mrs. Humffrey to the sanitarium,” he had said stubbornly. “I’d rather sit in on this.”
“But he hardly glanced at me,” Jessie had said. “Doctors never look at a nurse’s face unless she’s young and pretty.”
“Then he took a good look!”
Not that Dr. Duane was going to be present. It was an exploratory lunch in a Stamford restaurant with Jessie’s friend Elizabeth Currie, who had been on the nursing staff of the Duane Sanitarium for years.
What to read after Inspector Queen’s Own 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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