Ladies’ Bane
Ladies’ Bane
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He had been in foreign parts, not just as so many of them had, under the tedium and discipline of army life, but in a kind of glorious splashing freedom.
“When I was valet to the Honourable John de Bent-” he would begin, and before you knew where you were you were in the midst of most thrilling adventures-lovely women, dark secrets, night-clubs more astonishing than could be imagined, murder, mystery, and what have you.
“Cross my heart, chaps, he said good-night to us with no more than f...ifty yards to go-up one street and round the corner-and no one never saw him again!”
Or it might be, “Nobody hadn’t seen her come in. No noise, no sound of the door-nothing. And there she was, staring at us out of those big eyes and holding her cloak tight up under her chin. Till all of a sudden she drops down dead with a great stab wound in her side, and no one to say how she come by it!”
This was a side of Flaxman’s character which would have greatly surprised his present employer.
What to read after Ladies’ Bane?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been in foreign parts, not just as so many of them had, under the tedium and discipline of army life, but in a kind of glorious splashing freedom.
“When I was valet to the Honourable John de Bent-” he would begin, and before you knew where you were you were in the midst of most thrilling adventures-lovely women, dark secrets, night-clubs more astonishing than could be imagined, murder, mystery, and what have you.
“Cross my heart, chaps, he said good-night to us with no more than f...ifty yards to go-up one street and round the corner-and no one never saw him again!”
Or it might be, “Nobody hadn’t seen her come in. No noise, no sound of the door-nothing. And there she was, staring at us out of those big eyes and holding her cloak tight up under her chin. Till all of a sudden she drops down dead with a great stab wound in her side, and no one to say how she come by it!”
This was a side of Flaxman’s character which would have greatly surprised his present employer.
What to read after Ladies’ Bane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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