Okewood of the Secret Service
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P. M. Detectives havea horror of leading questions, and Mr. Marigold shrank visiblybefore the directness of the other's inquiry. Before replying, however, he measured the officer with his calm, shrewd eye. Mr. Marigold was not above breaking his own rules of etiquette ifthereby he might gain a useful ally.
"Well, Captain Beardiston, " he answered slowly, "I'll tell you because I think that you may be able to help me alittle bit. It's part of your work to look after deserters andabsentees and th...ose sort o' folk, isn't it?" The A. P. M. Groaned.
"Part of my work?" he repeated, "it seems to be my whole lifeever since I came back from the front. " "If you want to know what this young fellow has been up to, " saidMr. Marigold in his even voice, "it's murder, if I'm notmistaken!" "Murder?" echoed the other in surprise. "Why, not the Seven Kingsmurder, surely?" The detective gave a brisk nod.
"That's it, " he replied, "I'm in charge of that case, if youfollow me. I found that pass in the front garden of theMackwayte's house in Laleham Villas, half trodden into the earthof the flower-bed by a heavy boot, a service boot, studded withnails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. M. Detectives havea horror of leading questions, and Mr. Marigold shrank visiblybefore the directness of the other's inquiry. Before replying, however, he measured the officer with his calm, shrewd eye. Mr. Marigold was not above breaking his own rules of etiquette ifthereby he might gain a useful ally.
"Well, Captain Beardiston, " he answered slowly, "I'll tell you because I think that you may be able to help me alittle bit. It's part of your work to look after deserters andabsentees and th...ose sort o' folk, isn't it?" The A. P. M. Groaned.
"Part of my work?" he repeated, "it seems to be my whole lifeever since I came back from the front. " "If you want to know what this young fellow has been up to, " saidMr. Marigold in his even voice, "it's murder, if I'm notmistaken!" "Murder?" echoed the other in surprise. "Why, not the Seven Kingsmurder, surely?" The detective gave a brisk nod.
"That's it, " he replied, "I'm in charge of that case, if youfollow me. I found that pass in the front garden of theMackwayte's house in Laleham Villas, half trodden into the earthof the flower-bed by a heavy boot, a service boot, studded withnails.
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