Murder On Charing Cross Road (2015)
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When Black, who saw Prance and Coffen heading to Luten’s house, picked up his hat and ran across the street to join them, he was welcomed quite as a matter of course.
Coffen was the first to report. He described to Luten the evening he and Prance had spent, reporting that Morgrave wasn’t at Arthur’s, but often went there in the afternoons. “Not a heavy gambler, is what we heard,” Coffen said. “Seems he doesn’t go there in the evening, when the deep players meet. I ran into McRaney there. He don’...t know Morgrave himself. He mostly goes at night, but he’s willing to help us if he can.”
“We’ll keep the investigation amongst ourselves,” Luten said. “McRaney had nothing else to tell you?”
“No, just what I told you.”
It was Black’s turn. “I notified my friend about the letter I might be getting re the brandy. No problem there, he’ll forward it pronto.”
Prance said in the cynical tone of Baron Wolfried, “You’re sure you can trust this associate, Black?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Black, who saw Prance and Coffen heading to Luten’s house, picked up his hat and ran across the street to join them, he was welcomed quite as a matter of course.
Coffen was the first to report. He described to Luten the evening he and Prance had spent, reporting that Morgrave wasn’t at Arthur’s, but often went there in the afternoons. “Not a heavy gambler, is what we heard,” Coffen said. “Seems he doesn’t go there in the evening, when the deep players meet. I ran into McRaney there. He don’...t know Morgrave himself. He mostly goes at night, but he’s willing to help us if he can.”
“We’ll keep the investigation amongst ourselves,” Luten said. “McRaney had nothing else to tell you?”
“No, just what I told you.”
It was Black’s turn. “I notified my friend about the letter I might be getting re the brandy. No problem there, he’ll forward it pronto.”
Prance said in the cynical tone of Baron Wolfried, “You’re sure you can trust this associate, Black?”
What to read after Murder On Charing Cross Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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