Random Killer
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I was reminded of something I should have remembered by Mrs. Veach, the chief daytime operator on the hotel switchboard. Geoffrey Hammond, on this particular visit to the Beaumont, was a “John Smith.” His presence was to be kept secret. He was registered under another name. As far as anyone knew, who didn’t know Hammond by sight, the occupant of Room 3406 was one Roy Conklin. “Roy Conklin” wasn’t a phony name, however. There was a real Roy Conklin and he was Hammond’s business manager, agent, pu...blicity genius. I knew Conklin by sight from other Hammond visits to the Beaumont, a prematurely grey, bitter-faced man, who walked with a severe limp, the result of war wounds I’d been told. I don’t think I knew what war.
“Conklin” had been registered in 3406 for four days, and Mrs. Veach couldn’t recall any in-coming phone calls. Certainly there had been no calls for Geoffrey Hammond, who wasn’t supposed to be there.
None of this, you understand, was particularly unusual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was reminded of something I should have remembered by Mrs. Veach, the chief daytime operator on the hotel switchboard. Geoffrey Hammond, on this particular visit to the Beaumont, was a “John Smith.” His presence was to be kept secret. He was registered under another name. As far as anyone knew, who didn’t know Hammond by sight, the occupant of Room 3406 was one Roy Conklin. “Roy Conklin” wasn’t a phony name, however. There was a real Roy Conklin and he was Hammond’s business manager, agent, pu...blicity genius. I knew Conklin by sight from other Hammond visits to the Beaumont, a prematurely grey, bitter-faced man, who walked with a severe limp, the result of war wounds I’d been told. I don’t think I knew what war.
“Conklin” had been registered in 3406 for four days, and Mrs. Veach couldn’t recall any in-coming phone calls. Certainly there had been no calls for Geoffrey Hammond, who wasn’t supposed to be there.
None of this, you understand, was particularly unusual.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Pentecost to read onlineMoreLess
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