Murder By the book (2013)
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A local reporter and two members of the public occupied the narrow public gallery along with Langham and Maria.
Charles was led into the room by a uniformed constable, staring ahead without expression. His usual ebullient, expansive self appeared reduced, physically smaller, as if just one night in custody had taken its toll.
A detective sergeant read out the particulars of the case, and Charles’s solicitor, Mr Winstanley, applied for bail.
The magistrate deliberated with a clerk, and their tête...-à-tête seemed to last an age. Maria found Langham’s hand and squeezed. ‘Please,’ she implored. ‘Please …’ Minutes later the magistrate cleared his throat and granted bail at two hundred pounds, to be stood by Mr Donald Langham and Miss Maria Dupré. At the sound of their names Charles seemed to expand and become himself again. He looked up for the first time, raised his fingers to his lips and blew them a kiss with a mimed, ‘Bless you.’ Langham glanced at Maria. Tears tracked down her face, at odds with her overjoyed smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A local reporter and two members of the public occupied the narrow public gallery along with Langham and Maria.
Charles was led into the room by a uniformed constable, staring ahead without expression. His usual ebullient, expansive self appeared reduced, physically smaller, as if just one night in custody had taken its toll.
A detective sergeant read out the particulars of the case, and Charles’s solicitor, Mr Winstanley, applied for bail.
The magistrate deliberated with a clerk, and their tête...-à-tête seemed to last an age. Maria found Langham’s hand and squeezed. ‘Please,’ she implored. ‘Please …’ Minutes later the magistrate cleared his throat and granted bail at two hundred pounds, to be stood by Mr Donald Langham and Miss Maria Dupré. At the sound of their names Charles seemed to expand and become himself again. He looked up for the first time, raised his fingers to his lips and blew them a kiss with a mimed, ‘Bless you.’ Langham glanced at Maria. Tears tracked down her face, at odds with her overjoyed smile.
What to read after Murder By the book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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