The Black Hearts Murder
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LeRoy Rawlings’s address was 1632 Compton. He looked at his street map; it was only two blocks east and a block south of the Franks house.
It turned out to be a four-family fake brick with individual outside entrances. The name Rawlings was on the letterbox of the downstairs right-hand flat.
A leathery old woman answered McCall’s knock. She cocked her snow-covered head to one side like a wary bird.
“Yes, sir?”
“Mr. Rawlings home?” McCall asked politely.
“LeRoy? No, sir, he ain’t.”
“Any idea wher...e I could find him, ma’am?”
The old woman seemed to relax. “I never know where that boy is. He never bother tell where he going.”
“You’re LeRoy’s mother?”
“Yes, sir, Anita Rawlings.”
“I’m Mike McCall, Mrs. Rawlings.” He held his special shield case out for her to see.
She studied it for some time. “You a policeman?”
McCall realized that she could not read. “No, ma’am. I’m special assistant to Governor Holland.”
Her eyes widened. “The governor of the whole state?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LeRoy Rawlings’s address was 1632 Compton. He looked at his street map; it was only two blocks east and a block south of the Franks house.
It turned out to be a four-family fake brick with individual outside entrances. The name Rawlings was on the letterbox of the downstairs right-hand flat.
A leathery old woman answered McCall’s knock. She cocked her snow-covered head to one side like a wary bird.
“Yes, sir?”
“Mr. Rawlings home?” McCall asked politely.
“LeRoy? No, sir, he ain’t.”
“Any idea wher...e I could find him, ma’am?”
The old woman seemed to relax. “I never know where that boy is. He never bother tell where he going.”
“You’re LeRoy’s mother?”
“Yes, sir, Anita Rawlings.”
“I’m Mike McCall, Mrs. Rawlings.” He held his special shield case out for her to see.
She studied it for some time. “You a policeman?”
McCall realized that she could not read. “No, ma’am. I’m special assistant to Governor Holland.”
Her eyes widened. “The governor of the whole state?
What to read after The Black Hearts Murder?
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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