Jack O' Judgment
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Take him, Dempsey!" Phillopolis seemed to have forgotten Pinto's presence, for he went outof the street without once calling upon him to testify to his characterand innocence. Pinto waited till he was gone, and then strolled acrossthe road to the detective who stood before the door lighting his pipe.
"Good evening, " he said, "has there been some trouble?" The officer looked at him suspiciously. But Pinto was in evening dressand talked like a gentleman, and the policeman thawed.
"Nothing very s...erious, sir, " he said, "except for the man. He's afence. " "A what?" said Pinto with well-feigned innocence.
"A receiver of stolen property. We found his lodgings full of stuff. " "Good Heavens!" gasped Pinto.
"Yes, sir, " said the man, delighted that he had created a sensation. "Inever saw so much valuable property in one room in my life. There was abig burglary in Regent Street last night. A jeweller's shop was clearedout of about twenty thousand pounds' worth of necklaces, and we foundevery bit of it here to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take him, Dempsey!" Phillopolis seemed to have forgotten Pinto's presence, for he went outof the street without once calling upon him to testify to his characterand innocence. Pinto waited till he was gone, and then strolled acrossthe road to the detective who stood before the door lighting his pipe.
"Good evening, " he said, "has there been some trouble?" The officer looked at him suspiciously. But Pinto was in evening dressand talked like a gentleman, and the policeman thawed.
"Nothing very s...erious, sir, " he said, "except for the man. He's afence. " "A what?" said Pinto with well-feigned innocence.
"A receiver of stolen property. We found his lodgings full of stuff. " "Good Heavens!" gasped Pinto.
"Yes, sir, " said the man, delighted that he had created a sensation. "Inever saw so much valuable property in one room in my life. There was abig burglary in Regent Street last night. A jeweller's shop was clearedout of about twenty thousand pounds' worth of necklaces, and we foundevery bit of it here to-night.
What to read after Jack O' Judgment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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