The Cases of Susan Dare
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SAID SUSAN Dare, clutching the telephone. “You can’t just be afraid. You’ve got to be afraid of something.” She waited, but there was no reply.
“You mean,” she said presently, in a hushed voice, “that I’m to go to this perfectly strange house, to be the guest of a perfectly strange woman”
“To you,” said Jim Byrne. “Not, I tell you, to me.”
“But you said you had never seen her—”
“Don’t maunder,” said Jim Byrne sharply. “Of course I’ve never seen her. Now, Susan, do try to get this straight. This ...woman is Caroline Wray. One of the Wrays.”
“Perfectly clear,” said Susan. “Therefore I’m to go to her house and see why she’s got an attack of nerves. Take a bag and prepare to spend the next few days as her guest. I’m sorry, Jim, but I’m busy. I’ve got to do a murder story this week and—”
“Sue,” said Jim, “I’m serious.”
Susan paused abruptly. He was serious.
“It’s—I don’t know how to explain it, Susan,” he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAID SUSAN Dare, clutching the telephone. “You can’t just be afraid. You’ve got to be afraid of something.” She waited, but there was no reply.
“You mean,” she said presently, in a hushed voice, “that I’m to go to this perfectly strange house, to be the guest of a perfectly strange woman”
“To you,” said Jim Byrne. “Not, I tell you, to me.”
“But you said you had never seen her—”
“Don’t maunder,” said Jim Byrne sharply. “Of course I’ve never seen her. Now, Susan, do try to get this straight. This ...woman is Caroline Wray. One of the Wrays.”
“Perfectly clear,” said Susan. “Therefore I’m to go to her house and see why she’s got an attack of nerves. Take a bag and prepare to spend the next few days as her guest. I’m sorry, Jim, but I’m busy. I’ve got to do a murder story this week and—”
“Sue,” said Jim, “I’m serious.”
Susan paused abruptly. He was serious.
“It’s—I don’t know how to explain it, Susan,” he said.
What to read after The Cases of Susan Dare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eberhart, Mignon G. to read onlineMoreLess
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