The Monogram Murders
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“So you knew Mademoiselle Gransbury?” I heard the flare of excitement in Poirot’s voice.
“No, I never met her,” said Henry Negus. “I knew her name, of course, from Richard’s letters. He and I rarely saw one another while he lived in Great Holling. We wrote instead.”
I felt another piece of the puzzle slide into position with a satisfying click. “Richard lived in Great Holling?” I asked, struggling to keep my voice even.
If Poirot shared my surprise at this discovery, he did not show it.
One vill...age, linking all three murder victims. I repeated its name several times in my mind: Great Holling, Great Holling, Great Holling. Everything seemed to point in its direction.
“Yes, Richard lived there until 1913,” said Negus.
“He had a law practice in the Culver Valley. It’s where he and I grew up—in Silsford. Then in 1913 he came to live in Devon with me, where he’s lived ever since. I mean . . . where he lived,” he corrected himself. His face looked suddenly haggard, as if the knowledge of his brother’s death had landed violently upon him once again, crushing him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“So you knew Mademoiselle Gransbury?” I heard the flare of excitement in Poirot’s voice.
“No, I never met her,” said Henry Negus. “I knew her name, of course, from Richard’s letters. He and I rarely saw one another while he lived in Great Holling. We wrote instead.”
I felt another piece of the puzzle slide into position with a satisfying click. “Richard lived in Great Holling?” I asked, struggling to keep my voice even.
If Poirot shared my surprise at this discovery, he did not show it.
One vill...age, linking all three murder victims. I repeated its name several times in my mind: Great Holling, Great Holling, Great Holling. Everything seemed to point in its direction.
“Yes, Richard lived there until 1913,” said Negus.
“He had a law practice in the Culver Valley. It’s where he and I grew up—in Silsford. Then in 1913 he came to live in Devon with me, where he’s lived ever since. I mean . . . where he lived,” he corrected himself. His face looked suddenly haggard, as if the knowledge of his brother’s death had landed violently upon him once again, crushing him.
What to read after The Monogram Murders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Hannah to read onlineMoreLess
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