Murder for the Bride
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I knew that I wasn’t adept enough to follow Straw Hat. And very probably he would go directly to a phone. And very possibly he would phone the Metairie Road home of one Tram Widdmar. I couldn’t figure it any other way.
I kept remembering Jill’s fragmentary notes on structure. There had to be an A. Mr. A would be top co-ordinator for both the surface and subsurface groups. There was a clear, clean line of deduction that made Tram appear as Mr. A. He had money, power, influence, freedom, access to... communications, access to port traffic. If he prevented the police from knowing of Jill’s difficulty by keeping his finger on the phone cradle, it could only mean that he had prior knowledge that she was in difficulty. His reluctance to have me attempt to get in touch with her was a tip-off to that effect. Her difficulties had to spring directly from what I had told him. I had told him that I had stayed with her. I had told him of the folder. I had talked too damn much. That talking jag was odd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew that I wasn’t adept enough to follow Straw Hat. And very probably he would go directly to a phone. And very possibly he would phone the Metairie Road home of one Tram Widdmar. I couldn’t figure it any other way.
I kept remembering Jill’s fragmentary notes on structure. There had to be an A. Mr. A would be top co-ordinator for both the surface and subsurface groups. There was a clear, clean line of deduction that made Tram appear as Mr. A. He had money, power, influence, freedom, access to... communications, access to port traffic. If he prevented the police from knowing of Jill’s difficulty by keeping his finger on the phone cradle, it could only mean that he had prior knowledge that she was in difficulty. His reluctance to have me attempt to get in touch with her was a tip-off to that effect. Her difficulties had to spring directly from what I had told him. I had told him that I had stayed with her. I had told him of the folder. I had talked too damn much. That talking jag was odd.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D. Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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