Jack On the Gallows Tree (1988)
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“I thought I told you to spend your Easter holidays with the Hollingbournes?” said Carolus snappily.
“I thought that was your rather immature idea of humour, sir,” said Carolus’s least favourite pupil. “They’re going to Cornwall. I couldn’t have stood saffron cake and art colonies, even if the Hollingbournes themselves were not unthinkable. There are four children, you know, three male and a girl of seven. But let’s come to realities. You’ve taken on the case, of course?”
“I suppose so. In a rat...her half-hearted way. I haven’t started investigating.”
“Good. Then the Bentley will be useful.”
Carolus sat up in bed.
“You haven’t had the impertinence to drive my car without permission?”
“Calm now, sir. Calm before all. It’s outside, in perfect condition. I missed both an insane lorry-driver and a woman in a Wolseley.”
“You insolent young blackguard …”
“No, no, sir. It’s my biological equipment that’s at fault. My responses are out of harmony with the social forces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I thought I told you to spend your Easter holidays with the Hollingbournes?” said Carolus snappily.
“I thought that was your rather immature idea of humour, sir,” said Carolus’s least favourite pupil. “They’re going to Cornwall. I couldn’t have stood saffron cake and art colonies, even if the Hollingbournes themselves were not unthinkable. There are four children, you know, three male and a girl of seven. But let’s come to realities. You’ve taken on the case, of course?”
“I suppose so. In a rat...her half-hearted way. I haven’t started investigating.”
“Good. Then the Bentley will be useful.”
Carolus sat up in bed.
“You haven’t had the impertinence to drive my car without permission?”
“Calm now, sir. Calm before all. It’s outside, in perfect condition. I missed both an insane lorry-driver and a woman in a Wolseley.”
“You insolent young blackguard …”
“No, no, sir. It’s my biological equipment that’s at fault. My responses are out of harmony with the social forces.
What to read after Jack On the Gallows Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce, Leo to read onlineMoreLess
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