The Sheridan Road Mystery
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CHAPTER XV "DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES" Up to this time the case had seemed one of the most mysterious withwhich Marsh had ever had to deal. Now, however, while elements ofmystery still remained, he had certain definite clues upon which towork. The little notebook in his pocket might prove to be a key thatwould unlock the final barrier. The most important thing before himnow, therefore, was to secure a solution to the cipher. It was oftoo important a nature to trust to the mails so Marsh decided to... putit directly into official hands. He glanced at his watch. It wasafter six, and being Saturday, it was likely that these men had lefttheir offices in the Federal Building. At the same time, this was avery busy branch of the Government and it was just possible thatsomeone might be lingering late. Marsh decided to take a chance.
It had been clearly impressed upon him by this time that he was nolonger free to come and go unnoticed. At this very moment theremight be a pair of eyes somewhere in that hurrying throng on LaSalle Street ready to follow his every move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XV "DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES" Up to this time the case had seemed one of the most mysterious withwhich Marsh had ever had to deal. Now, however, while elements ofmystery still remained, he had certain definite clues upon which towork. The little notebook in his pocket might prove to be a key thatwould unlock the final barrier. The most important thing before himnow, therefore, was to secure a solution to the cipher. It was oftoo important a nature to trust to the mails so Marsh decided to... putit directly into official hands. He glanced at his watch. It wasafter six, and being Saturday, it was likely that these men had lefttheir offices in the Federal Building. At the same time, this was avery busy branch of the Government and it was just possible thatsomeone might be lingering late. Marsh decided to take a chance.
It had been clearly impressed upon him by this time that he was nolonger free to come and go unnoticed. At this very moment theremight be a pair of eyes somewhere in that hurrying throng on LaSalle Street ready to follow his every move.
What to read after The Sheridan Road Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thorne Mabel to read onlineMoreLess
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