The Scarlet Letters (2013)
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They could only prove an alphabetical variation of the same dreary theme.
Dirk made different music.
Dirk was growing difficult again, restless and morose. His progress stuttered, at times stopped altogether. He began once more to notice Martha’s comings and goings, watching her with the telltale quirk of his dark mouth, his glances black and wary. Twice he followed her. The first time Nikki was caught unawares and trailed him frantically herself; but that time it turned out that Martha was mere...ly going to a rehearsal, as she had said, and Dirk returned looking foolish. The second occasion found Nikki prepared with a prearranged standby signal to Ellery. She kept him informed by phone calls along the way, and he caught up within a half-hour to take up the chase. On this occasion, too, Martha’s destination was pure; but the incident made both Ellery and Nikki jumpy, and after that they lived from hour to hour.
“Where the devil is Fields?” This was Ellery’s cry during that time, and he became mentally hoarse repeating it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They could only prove an alphabetical variation of the same dreary theme.
Dirk made different music.
Dirk was growing difficult again, restless and morose. His progress stuttered, at times stopped altogether. He began once more to notice Martha’s comings and goings, watching her with the telltale quirk of his dark mouth, his glances black and wary. Twice he followed her. The first time Nikki was caught unawares and trailed him frantically herself; but that time it turned out that Martha was mere...ly going to a rehearsal, as she had said, and Dirk returned looking foolish. The second occasion found Nikki prepared with a prearranged standby signal to Ellery. She kept him informed by phone calls along the way, and he caught up within a half-hour to take up the chase. On this occasion, too, Martha’s destination was pure; but the incident made both Ellery and Nikki jumpy, and after that they lived from hour to hour.
“Where the devil is Fields?” This was Ellery’s cry during that time, and he became mentally hoarse repeating it.
What to read after The Scarlet Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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