The Hunter And the Trapped
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Mont asked Sergeant Clay, when he got back to the Yard and described his latest information. “It was a routine question and Fawcett answered it pat. No hesitation. Routine answer. Why give the wrong one?”
“Didn’t want you to know the real one, I suppose.”
“But that’s childish. He must know I’d check sometime.”
He was silent for a few seconds. Then he said, “According to Mr. Clark, the home where he was brought up, in Pontley, was the vicarage, so naturally it hasn’t been in his famil...y since his father died. I doubt if we’ll find anyone there that knew him or them.”
“Why should he want to conceal his real home? Anything to do with getting out of the call-up?”
“Might be that. We’d have to locate his doctor. Probably gave us the wrong name for him, too.”
“Do you want me to check, sir?” But Mont only said, again, “Why Beltonston?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mont asked Sergeant Clay, when he got back to the Yard and described his latest information. “It was a routine question and Fawcett answered it pat. No hesitation. Routine answer. Why give the wrong one?”
“Didn’t want you to know the real one, I suppose.”
“But that’s childish. He must know I’d check sometime.”
He was silent for a few seconds. Then he said, “According to Mr. Clark, the home where he was brought up, in Pontley, was the vicarage, so naturally it hasn’t been in his famil...y since his father died. I doubt if we’ll find anyone there that knew him or them.”
“Why should he want to conceal his real home? Anything to do with getting out of the call-up?”
“Might be that. We’d have to locate his doctor. Probably gave us the wrong name for him, too.”
“Do you want me to check, sir?” But Mont only said, again, “Why Beltonston?”
What to read after The Hunter And the Trapped?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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