Judge Me Not
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Powell said, with a smile, “Glad you changed your mind, Teed. Seward gave me your message a few minutes ago. Did you drive in last night.”
“No. I drove in this morning. Did Seward tell you why he was out there?”
“Some kind of an anonymous tip, he said.”
Teed walked over and closed the door. He came back and sat by the desk. “That’s what I want to talk to you about, Powell. Something funny is going on, and I don’t know just what it is. Yesterday afternoon I got a phone call from Mrs. Carboy, the ...mayor’s wife. She was pretty mysterious. Said she had something to tell me. Hinted that it was hot, and she didn’t want to come openly here to your office and tell you. I suggested some place in town and she said that it had better be outside town. So I told her how to get to the camp.”
“What did she have to say?”
“That’s the point. She never did show up. That’s why I stayed out there, hoping she would. Maybe Seward was supposed to find her out there.”
“That would make a nice little scandal, wouldn’t it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powell said, with a smile, “Glad you changed your mind, Teed. Seward gave me your message a few minutes ago. Did you drive in last night.”
“No. I drove in this morning. Did Seward tell you why he was out there?”
“Some kind of an anonymous tip, he said.”
Teed walked over and closed the door. He came back and sat by the desk. “That’s what I want to talk to you about, Powell. Something funny is going on, and I don’t know just what it is. Yesterday afternoon I got a phone call from Mrs. Carboy, the ...mayor’s wife. She was pretty mysterious. Said she had something to tell me. Hinted that it was hot, and she didn’t want to come openly here to your office and tell you. I suggested some place in town and she said that it had better be outside town. So I told her how to get to the camp.”
“What did she have to say?”
“That’s the point. She never did show up. That’s why I stayed out there, hoping she would. Maybe Seward was supposed to find her out there.”
“That would make a nice little scandal, wouldn’t it?
What to read after Judge Me Not?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D. Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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