Site Unseen
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"But it just seems to make sense, and I thought that with his recent sudden interest in the river area, and diving, and all, that there might be a connection with your recent troubles. There are an awful lot of good, I don't know, unobservable hiding places out there, by the Point. And the diving . . . And all his years of archaeological work might have got him drug connections in Mexico or Central America, don't forget," I added as an extra bonus, proof of my Tightness.Stannard looked surprised... for a moment, like someone whacked him in the head. Distractedly he put up his hand to halt me and hurriedly wrote something else in his notebook. That same hand rose to rub his hair, then, just as quickly, he read what he'd written and shook his head."No. It's gone now," he said to himself. He looked up, staring blankly at Meg, who was fiddling with her new key chain, and scribbled down another note. Stannard turned to me."What you've concocted is a nice story, but there isn't a scrap of evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But it just seems to make sense, and I thought that with his recent sudden interest in the river area, and diving, and all, that there might be a connection with your recent troubles. There are an awful lot of good, I don't know, unobservable hiding places out there, by the Point. And the diving . . . And all his years of archaeological work might have got him drug connections in Mexico or Central America, don't forget," I added as an extra bonus, proof of my Tightness.Stannard looked surprised... for a moment, like someone whacked him in the head. Distractedly he put up his hand to halt me and hurriedly wrote something else in his notebook. That same hand rose to rub his hair, then, just as quickly, he read what he'd written and shook his head."No. It's gone now," he said to himself. He looked up, staring blankly at Meg, who was fiddling with her new key chain, and scribbled down another note. Stannard turned to me."What you've concocted is a nice story, but there isn't a scrap of evidence.
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