The Castlemaine Murders (2003)
The Castlemaine Murders
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Su Tungpo, translated by Lin Yutang Li Pen arrived after a slow journey on the early train and found his master buying drinks in the bar of the Imperial for the morning crowd. There was plenty to talk about and the pub was busy. Li Pen was about to utter a reproof when he realised that Lin Chung had one untouched glass of beer in front of him, while the rest of the pub was enjoying OP Queensland rum heart-starters. Lin was pale but composed and Li Pen decided not to comment; in fact, he would re...commend a glass of brandy when Lin had ascertained whatever it was he was trying to find out.
‘So you talked to this Atkins,’ said Lin very gently, as if he was trying to coax a wild bird into his hand. ‘And he was a great hunter?’ ‘Shot and fished all over the world,’ said Mr Harrison. ‘Knew a lot about it. Told some good stories. Aub told him about his croc. Said he wanted to do a bit of rough shooting and we said there’s only rabbits round here, mate, and he said he didn’t care.’ ‘And where did you suggest that he go for his rabbits?’ asked Lin delicately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Su Tungpo, translated by Lin Yutang Li Pen arrived after a slow journey on the early train and found his master buying drinks in the bar of the Imperial for the morning crowd. There was plenty to talk about and the pub was busy. Li Pen was about to utter a reproof when he realised that Lin Chung had one untouched glass of beer in front of him, while the rest of the pub was enjoying OP Queensland rum heart-starters. Lin was pale but composed and Li Pen decided not to comment; in fact, he would re...commend a glass of brandy when Lin had ascertained whatever it was he was trying to find out.
‘So you talked to this Atkins,’ said Lin very gently, as if he was trying to coax a wild bird into his hand. ‘And he was a great hunter?’ ‘Shot and fished all over the world,’ said Mr Harrison. ‘Knew a lot about it. Told some good stories. Aub told him about his croc. Said he wanted to do a bit of rough shooting and we said there’s only rabbits round here, mate, and he said he didn’t care.’ ‘And where did you suggest that he go for his rabbits?’ asked Lin delicately.
What to read after The Castlemaine Murders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerry Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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