Introducing the Toff (2013)
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It was, in fact, that of a man who seemed dressed twenty years behind the times. The features were heavy, and the Toff did not think he would have a great deal of trouble in recognizing Mr. Mark Kellson from the photograph.
It was one of those dark, miserable days that drop on to England in the middle of summer, as though to offer gloomy promises of the autumn and winter ahead. A slight drizzle was falling, although it was unpleasantly warm, and the sun occasionally tried to gleam from watery cl...ouds.
The Toff, driving his Frazer-Nash, left the Yard at twelve o’clock, crossed Westminster Bridge and made his way through the rabbit-warrens in Lambeth towards Randle Street, at Number 10 of which lived a lady named Daisy Lee.
A brief study of a post-office map of London had helped him to locate the street. It was one of a few in the East End that he did not know well, but it would be easy to get at. One of the things about it that puzzled him – although he realized that it was probably sheer coincidence – was the fact that the street was within five minutes’ walk of the ‘Steam Packet’, and Blind Sletter’s place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, in fact, that of a man who seemed dressed twenty years behind the times. The features were heavy, and the Toff did not think he would have a great deal of trouble in recognizing Mr. Mark Kellson from the photograph.
It was one of those dark, miserable days that drop on to England in the middle of summer, as though to offer gloomy promises of the autumn and winter ahead. A slight drizzle was falling, although it was unpleasantly warm, and the sun occasionally tried to gleam from watery cl...ouds.
The Toff, driving his Frazer-Nash, left the Yard at twelve o’clock, crossed Westminster Bridge and made his way through the rabbit-warrens in Lambeth towards Randle Street, at Number 10 of which lived a lady named Daisy Lee.
A brief study of a post-office map of London had helped him to locate the street. It was one of a few in the East End that he did not know well, but it would be easy to get at. One of the things about it that puzzled him – although he realized that it was probably sheer coincidence – was the fact that the street was within five minutes’ walk of the ‘Steam Packet’, and Blind Sletter’s place.
What to read after Introducing the Toff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Creasey to read onlineMoreLess
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