Queen’s Bureau of Investigation
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Grady’s specialty was jewel robbery at gunpoint, a branch of felonious vaudeville which he had elevated to an art form. His heists were miracles of advance information, timing, teamwork, and deception. And once he got his hands on the loot it vanished with the speed of light, to be seen no more in the shape the manufacturing jeweler had wrought.
Grady’s most spectacular trick was keeping himself and his fellow artists out of jail. He would drill his small company without mercy in the wisdom of k...eeping their mugs covered, their mitts gloved, and their traps shut while on stage. There was rarely a slip in his performances; when one occurred, the slipping assistant disappeared. As Diamond Jim reasonably pointed out, “What witness can identify a slob that ain’t here?”
Grady might have gone on forever collecting other people’s pretties and driving the law and insurance companies mad, but he pulled one trick too many.
In explanation it is necessary to peep into Diamond Jim’s love life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grady’s specialty was jewel robbery at gunpoint, a branch of felonious vaudeville which he had elevated to an art form. His heists were miracles of advance information, timing, teamwork, and deception. And once he got his hands on the loot it vanished with the speed of light, to be seen no more in the shape the manufacturing jeweler had wrought.
Grady’s most spectacular trick was keeping himself and his fellow artists out of jail. He would drill his small company without mercy in the wisdom of k...eeping their mugs covered, their mitts gloved, and their traps shut while on stage. There was rarely a slip in his performances; when one occurred, the slipping assistant disappeared. As Diamond Jim reasonably pointed out, “What witness can identify a slob that ain’t here?”
Grady might have gone on forever collecting other people’s pretties and driving the law and insurance companies mad, but he pulled one trick too many.
In explanation it is necessary to peep into Diamond Jim’s love life.
What to read after Queen’s Bureau of Investigation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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