Lock No. 1 (2015)
Lock No. 1
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‘The strange thing,’ said Maigret, ‘is that I’m convinced that this whole business is actually very simple.’ They were in the office belonging to the commissioner of the Police Judiciaire at that time of day when the rest of the building is empty. A crimson sun was sinking over Paris, and the Seine, straddled by the Pont-Neuf, was splashed with red, blue and deep yellow. The two men were standing by a window, chatting in a desultory fashion.
‘As for my man …’ The phone rang. The commissioner... picked up the receiver.
‘Hello? … Are you keeping well? … I’ll give him to you …’ It was Madame Maigret. She was in something of a state.
‘You forgot to phone … You did! We agreed that you’d phone at four … Anyway, the furniture has got there and I have to go. Can you come home straight away?’ Before he left, Detective Chief Inspector Maigret explained to the commissioner: ‘I’d forgotten we were moving house today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘The strange thing,’ said Maigret, ‘is that I’m convinced that this whole business is actually very simple.’ They were in the office belonging to the commissioner of the Police Judiciaire at that time of day when the rest of the building is empty. A crimson sun was sinking over Paris, and the Seine, straddled by the Pont-Neuf, was splashed with red, blue and deep yellow. The two men were standing by a window, chatting in a desultory fashion.
‘As for my man …’ The phone rang. The commissioner... picked up the receiver.
‘Hello? … Are you keeping well? … I’ll give him to you …’ It was Madame Maigret. She was in something of a state.
‘You forgot to phone … You did! We agreed that you’d phone at four … Anyway, the furniture has got there and I have to go. Can you come home straight away?’ Before he left, Detective Chief Inspector Maigret explained to the commissioner: ‘I’d forgotten we were moving house today.
What to read after Lock No. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Simenon to read onlineMoreLess
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