The Fourth Side of the Triangle
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Dane kept running around looking for the lawyers, who had left the courtroom. Ashton interposed his formidable body between his wife and the sergeant as if he expected an assault. Judy looked about wildly for Dane. Reporters, catching the drama, were beginning to converge on the group with everything flapping. The sergeant said, “I have to ask you to step out of the way, Mr. McKell. This’ll turn into a mob scene if you don’t let me get her out of here quick.”
Detective Mack had materialized; he ...was reaching around Ashton to get at Lutetia.
Somehow they managed to shoulder their way through the shouting newsmen.
“I’m sorry, Sergeant,” growled Ashton, “but we’re going down to headquarters all together.”
“You can’t do that, Mr. McKell.”
“Can’t we?”
“There isn’t room in the car—”
“There is in mine.”
“Look, men,” roared the sergeant, “you’ll get your stories later. Mack, hold these croakers off, will you? Let us through!”
“Where’s Dane?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dane kept running around looking for the lawyers, who had left the courtroom. Ashton interposed his formidable body between his wife and the sergeant as if he expected an assault. Judy looked about wildly for Dane. Reporters, catching the drama, were beginning to converge on the group with everything flapping. The sergeant said, “I have to ask you to step out of the way, Mr. McKell. This’ll turn into a mob scene if you don’t let me get her out of here quick.”
Detective Mack had materialized; he ...was reaching around Ashton to get at Lutetia.
Somehow they managed to shoulder their way through the shouting newsmen.
“I’m sorry, Sergeant,” growled Ashton, “but we’re going down to headquarters all together.”
“You can’t do that, Mr. McKell.”
“Can’t we?”
“There isn’t room in the car—”
“There is in mine.”
“Look, men,” roared the sergeant, “you’ll get your stories later. Mack, hold these croakers off, will you? Let us through!”
“Where’s Dane?”
What to read after The Fourth Side of the Triangle?
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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