The Devil to Pay (2011)
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Storm over Glücke VAL looked so preoccupied that Ellery took the wheel of her sedan. She sat still, staring ahead. He could not decide whether she was frozen with stupefaction or shocked stiff by the high voltage of some more personal emotion. Her body did not sag even while the sedan squealed around corners. As for Pink, having heard the news, he kept his mouth open all the way downtown. Inside police headquarters Val broke into a trot. And in the anteroom to Inspector Glücke’s office, while th...e police clerk spoke into his communicator, she pranced. When he nodded she flew to the Inspector’s door—and slowly opened it. Walter sat with outstretched legs beside Glücke’s big desk, blowing smoke rings. There were two others in the office—the Inspector and a thin whippy gentleman of indecipherable age who sat quietly in a corner grasping a stylish stick. Glücke looked grim and alert, as if he were set for some emergency; but the thin man was composed and his eyes had a cynical glitter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Storm over Glücke VAL looked so preoccupied that Ellery took the wheel of her sedan. She sat still, staring ahead. He could not decide whether she was frozen with stupefaction or shocked stiff by the high voltage of some more personal emotion. Her body did not sag even while the sedan squealed around corners. As for Pink, having heard the news, he kept his mouth open all the way downtown. Inside police headquarters Val broke into a trot. And in the anteroom to Inspector Glücke’s office, while th...e police clerk spoke into his communicator, she pranced. When he nodded she flew to the Inspector’s door—and slowly opened it. Walter sat with outstretched legs beside Glücke’s big desk, blowing smoke rings. There were two others in the office—the Inspector and a thin whippy gentleman of indecipherable age who sat quietly in a corner grasping a stylish stick. Glücke looked grim and alert, as if he were set for some emergency; but the thin man was composed and his eyes had a cynical glitter.
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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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