The Green Mill Murder
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You don’t like my peaches, why do you shake my tree?
WC Handy ‘St Louis Blues’ Phryne was dressing for her outing with Tintagel Stone when her necklace of jet beads broke. She and Dot dived to the floor to gather them all before they should roll out of sight under the furniture, to be vacuumed up by Mr Butler and his new machine. Phryne poured her beads into a stocking, and Dot came to add hers, cupped in a red silk scarf which had also been on the floor.
As Dot held out her hand, with the black... bead nestling in the centre of the red silk, Phryne at last caught the memory that had been eluding her for days. The picture stood still in her mind’s eye and allowed her to focus on it. The snail in the centre of the red roses. The black bead in Dot’s red palm. The knife still in the wound of the dead man at the Green Mill, the odd round haft of the knife in Bernard Steven’s chest. The blot of bright blood had made an irregular splotch, about the size of a hand, and in the middle was the knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You don’t like my peaches, why do you shake my tree?
WC Handy ‘St Louis Blues’ Phryne was dressing for her outing with Tintagel Stone when her necklace of jet beads broke. She and Dot dived to the floor to gather them all before they should roll out of sight under the furniture, to be vacuumed up by Mr Butler and his new machine. Phryne poured her beads into a stocking, and Dot came to add hers, cupped in a red silk scarf which had also been on the floor.
As Dot held out her hand, with the black... bead nestling in the centre of the red silk, Phryne at last caught the memory that had been eluding her for days. The picture stood still in her mind’s eye and allowed her to focus on it. The snail in the centre of the red roses. The black bead in Dot’s red palm. The knife still in the wound of the dead man at the Green Mill, the odd round haft of the knife in Bernard Steven’s chest. The blot of bright blood had made an irregular splotch, about the size of a hand, and in the middle was the knife.
What to read after The Green Mill Murder?
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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