The Crime At Black Dudley (1961)
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‘I can’t blab out the whole story.’ ‘Yell, “We’re prisoners,” ’ suggested Kennedy, ‘and, “Get us out for the love of Mike.” ’ ‘It’s a young chap,’ murmured Martin. ‘Sits his horse well. Must be a decent cove. Here goes.’ He thrust his head as far out of the window as the bars would permit, and his clear young voice echoed out across the grass.
‘Hello! Hello! Hell-o! Up here – top window! Up here! I say, we’re prisoners. A loony in charge is going to burn the house down. For God’s sake give the a...larm and get us out.’ There was a period of silence, and then Martin spoke over his shoulder to the others: ‘He can’t hear. He’s coming closer. He seems to be a bit of an ass.’ ‘For heaven’s sake get him to understand,’ said Wyatt. ‘Everything depends on him.’ Martin nodded, and strained out of the window again.
‘We’re locked in here. Prisoners, I tell you. We –’ he broke off suddenly and they heard him catch his breath.
‘Dawlish!’ he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I can’t blab out the whole story.’ ‘Yell, “We’re prisoners,” ’ suggested Kennedy, ‘and, “Get us out for the love of Mike.” ’ ‘It’s a young chap,’ murmured Martin. ‘Sits his horse well. Must be a decent cove. Here goes.’ He thrust his head as far out of the window as the bars would permit, and his clear young voice echoed out across the grass.
‘Hello! Hello! Hell-o! Up here – top window! Up here! I say, we’re prisoners. A loony in charge is going to burn the house down. For God’s sake give the a...larm and get us out.’ There was a period of silence, and then Martin spoke over his shoulder to the others: ‘He can’t hear. He’s coming closer. He seems to be a bit of an ass.’ ‘For heaven’s sake get him to understand,’ said Wyatt. ‘Everything depends on him.’ Martin nodded, and strained out of the window again.
‘We’re locked in here. Prisoners, I tell you. We –’ he broke off suddenly and they heard him catch his breath.
‘Dawlish!’ he said.
What to read after The Crime At Black Dudley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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