Last Rights
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He gave me a card with his name and business address in gold lettering on it.
It was somewhere in Knightsbridge. He was, so this card declared, a solicitor. Older than me, by a few years I should imagine, he was also immaculately groomed and obviously wealthy. What Mr Blatt might want with an East End undertaker was, as yet, a mystery.
‘How can I help you, Mr Blatt?’ I said.
Doris, who had already apparently made this man several cups of tea, went to make another for both of us. As s...he passed me she said, ‘Don’t worry, Mr H, I’ll use the same leaves as before.’ ‘Thank you, Doris.’ She left me with this dark, unsmiling man.
‘I am Pearl Dooley’s solicitor,’ Blatt said. ‘I understand you’ve had some involvement with Mrs Dooley, Mr Hancock.’ ‘I went with her to try to help her find her sister,’ I said. ‘When her husband died, her mother-in-law threw her out. I was sorry for her, and tried to do what I could to put her in contact with her relatives.’ ‘And did you find this sister?’ ‘No.’ He looked down at the floor, then up again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave me a card with his name and business address in gold lettering on it.
It was somewhere in Knightsbridge. He was, so this card declared, a solicitor. Older than me, by a few years I should imagine, he was also immaculately groomed and obviously wealthy. What Mr Blatt might want with an East End undertaker was, as yet, a mystery.
‘How can I help you, Mr Blatt?’ I said.
Doris, who had already apparently made this man several cups of tea, went to make another for both of us. As s...he passed me she said, ‘Don’t worry, Mr H, I’ll use the same leaves as before.’ ‘Thank you, Doris.’ She left me with this dark, unsmiling man.
‘I am Pearl Dooley’s solicitor,’ Blatt said. ‘I understand you’ve had some involvement with Mrs Dooley, Mr Hancock.’ ‘I went with her to try to help her find her sister,’ I said. ‘When her husband died, her mother-in-law threw her out. I was sorry for her, and tried to do what I could to put her in contact with her relatives.’ ‘And did you find this sister?’ ‘No.’ He looked down at the floor, then up again.
What to read after Last Rights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Nadel to read onlineMoreLess
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