The Glass Key
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The Observer1 Mrs. Madvig opened her front door. "Ned!" she cried, "are you crazy? Running around on a night like this, and you just out of the hospital.""The taxi didn't leak," he said, but his grin lacked virility. "Paul in?""He went out not more than half an hour ago, I think to the Club. But come in, come in.""Opal home?" he asked as he shut the door and followed her down the hall."No. She's been off somewhere since morning."Ned Beaumont halted in the living-room doorway. "I can't stay," he ...said. "I'll run on down to the Club and see Paul there." His voice was not quite steady.The old woman turned quickly towards him. "You'll do no such thing," she said in a scolding voice. "Look at you, you're just about to have a chill. You'll sit right down there by the fire and let me get von something hot to drink.""Can't, Mom," he told her. "I've got to go places."Her blue eyes wherein age did not show became bright and keen. "When did you leave the hospital?" she demanded."Just now."She put her lips together hard, then opened them a little to say accusingly: "You walked out." A shadow disturbed the clear blueness of her eves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Observer1 Mrs. Madvig opened her front door. "Ned!" she cried, "are you crazy? Running around on a night like this, and you just out of the hospital.""The taxi didn't leak," he said, but his grin lacked virility. "Paul in?""He went out not more than half an hour ago, I think to the Club. But come in, come in.""Opal home?" he asked as he shut the door and followed her down the hall."No. She's been off somewhere since morning."Ned Beaumont halted in the living-room doorway. "I can't stay," he ...said. "I'll run on down to the Club and see Paul there." His voice was not quite steady.The old woman turned quickly towards him. "You'll do no such thing," she said in a scolding voice. "Look at you, you're just about to have a chill. You'll sit right down there by the fire and let me get von something hot to drink.""Can't, Mom," he told her. "I've got to go places."Her blue eyes wherein age did not show became bright and keen. "When did you leave the hospital?" she demanded."Just now."She put her lips together hard, then opened them a little to say accusingly: "You walked out." A shadow disturbed the clear blueness of her eves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dashiell Hammett to read onlineMoreLess
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