More Work for the Undertaker (2007)
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The Two Chairs A LITTLE OVER an hour later, when it was very nearly dark and the lights of Apron Street were fairylike among the glistening blue curtains of the wet evening, Mr Campion pocketed the careful letter he had been writing to Superintendent Yeo and let himself quietly out of his bedroom into the chill gloom of Portminster Lodge.
Long experience had taught him the value of the written word when definite information was being requested, and he was now in search of Lugg, who was to be... his messenger.
He tiptoed across the hall and succeeded in getting out of the house without being waylaid by Renee. The iron gate was wet to his touch and the fine rain was well on its way to soaking him by the time he reached the pavement. He was just approaching the chastely decorated window of Jas Bowels’s establishment when he happened to glance back across the road to Apron Street’s gayer side.
The chemist’s doorway was an opal arch in a multi-coloured frame, through which, as he glanced at it, a familiar mountain appeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Two Chairs A LITTLE OVER an hour later, when it was very nearly dark and the lights of Apron Street were fairylike among the glistening blue curtains of the wet evening, Mr Campion pocketed the careful letter he had been writing to Superintendent Yeo and let himself quietly out of his bedroom into the chill gloom of Portminster Lodge.
Long experience had taught him the value of the written word when definite information was being requested, and he was now in search of Lugg, who was to be... his messenger.
He tiptoed across the hall and succeeded in getting out of the house without being waylaid by Renee. The iron gate was wet to his touch and the fine rain was well on its way to soaking him by the time he reached the pavement. He was just approaching the chastely decorated window of Jas Bowels’s establishment when he happened to glance back across the road to Apron Street’s gayer side.
The chemist’s doorway was an opal arch in a multi-coloured frame, through which, as he glanced at it, a familiar mountain appeared.
What to read after More Work for the Undertaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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