The Lady in the Morgue
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Doc Williams took off his coat and his shoes and said, “Boy, this is the life.” In a way he was responsible for the suite (two Early American bedrooms with twin beds, a very large bathroom and a combination Early American and modern living room) because when O’Malley had suggested such an arrangement he had enthusiastically agreed, pointing out that the price was only five dollars a day more than it would have been if all three of them had taken single rooms; and adding, “—and, anyway, it ain’t ...as if it was just for us. We gotta obligation to old Uncle Stuyvesant. HE wouldn’t want HIS detectives to have anything but the best … not a man in HIS position.”
Crane had been alarmed by this plan at first, but by the time they had finished his bottle of Dewar’s he was no longer disturbed. He even thought up an additional reason for taking the suite. It had windows on two sides of the hotel, he explained, and that gave you variety. You could look at the City Hall, or you could look at the Ashland Building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doc Williams took off his coat and his shoes and said, “Boy, this is the life.” In a way he was responsible for the suite (two Early American bedrooms with twin beds, a very large bathroom and a combination Early American and modern living room) because when O’Malley had suggested such an arrangement he had enthusiastically agreed, pointing out that the price was only five dollars a day more than it would have been if all three of them had taken single rooms; and adding, “—and, anyway, it ain’t ...as if it was just for us. We gotta obligation to old Uncle Stuyvesant. HE wouldn’t want HIS detectives to have anything but the best … not a man in HIS position.”
Crane had been alarmed by this plan at first, but by the time they had finished his bottle of Dewar’s he was no longer disturbed. He even thought up an additional reason for taking the suite. It had windows on two sides of the hotel, he explained, and that gave you variety. You could look at the City Hall, or you could look at the Ashland Building.
What to read after The Lady in the Morgue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Latimer to read onlineMoreLess
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