Send for the Saint
Send for the Saint
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“You’re not seriously telling me they’ve raided the army?”
“I’m not in the habit of making jokes of that sort,” Pelton replied dryly.
“Naturally not,” Simon said with a completely straight face. “What did they get away with?”
Pelton counted the items off on the fingers of one hand.
“An assortment of uniforms — various regiments. Enough of the latest weaponry to equip The Squad twice over — and we reckon there are about fifty of them all told. Plenty of ammunition to go with the firearms. Three t...hree-ton lorries. And two jeeps.”
The Saint expressed himself in a long soundless whistle.
“There was also the little matter of a high-speed naval launch taken at gun-point from Portsmouth Harbour,” Pelton went on. “Apart from which there have been two raids on police stations in the home counties. The Squad emerged with a couple of brand-new Police Wolseleys and a dozen and a half assorted uniforms. All ranks below Assistant Commissioner.”
“How embarrassing for our boys in blue,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’re not seriously telling me they’ve raided the army?”
“I’m not in the habit of making jokes of that sort,” Pelton replied dryly.
“Naturally not,” Simon said with a completely straight face. “What did they get away with?”
Pelton counted the items off on the fingers of one hand.
“An assortment of uniforms — various regiments. Enough of the latest weaponry to equip The Squad twice over — and we reckon there are about fifty of them all told. Plenty of ammunition to go with the firearms. Three t...hree-ton lorries. And two jeeps.”
The Saint expressed himself in a long soundless whistle.
“There was also the little matter of a high-speed naval launch taken at gun-point from Portsmouth Harbour,” Pelton went on. “Apart from which there have been two raids on police stations in the home counties. The Squad emerged with a couple of brand-new Police Wolseleys and a dozen and a half assorted uniforms. All ranks below Assistant Commissioner.”
“How embarrassing for our boys in blue,”
What to read after Send for the Saint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie Charteris to read onlineMoreLess
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