Jumping Jenny (2010)
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There was no doubt about that.
With a hurried injunction to Williamson not to alarm the company for the moment, Roger had called Ronald Stratton out as normally as he could, and rushed up to the roof with him, breaking the news as he went. There Ronald had held the dangling body up to take its weight off the rope round its neck, while Roger had quickly felt its hands. They were icy cold.
“I’m afraid she’s dead,” he said, “but we must make quite sure. Run and get a sharp knife, Ronald, and we’ll ...cut her down. And bring Colin back with you; he knows something about first aid. I’ll hold her up.”
Ronald went and returned with the knife and Colin Nicolson, and Williamson too for safety. Between them they cut the cord, which, was too thick and stiff to have buried itself in the dead woman’s neck, and laid her flat on the roof a little way from the gallows. Nicolson at once set about trying artificial respiration.
Mr. Williamson took one horrified look at the distorted face, and then retired to the railing and was sick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no doubt about that.
With a hurried injunction to Williamson not to alarm the company for the moment, Roger had called Ronald Stratton out as normally as he could, and rushed up to the roof with him, breaking the news as he went. There Ronald had held the dangling body up to take its weight off the rope round its neck, while Roger had quickly felt its hands. They were icy cold.
“I’m afraid she’s dead,” he said, “but we must make quite sure. Run and get a sharp knife, Ronald, and we’ll ...cut her down. And bring Colin back with you; he knows something about first aid. I’ll hold her up.”
Ronald went and returned with the knife and Colin Nicolson, and Williamson too for safety. Between them they cut the cord, which, was too thick and stiff to have buried itself in the dead woman’s neck, and laid her flat on the roof a little way from the gallows. Nicolson at once set about trying artificial respiration.
Mr. Williamson took one horrified look at the distorted face, and then retired to the railing and was sick.
What to read after Jumping Jenny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Berkeley to read onlineMoreLess
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