The Sleuth of St. James's Square
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" "Well, " he said, "take a look at this. " The jewel dealer sat down at the other side of the table and the Baronethanded him the sheet of paper. The man expected to see a lot of queersigns and figures; but instead he found a simple trade's message, as itseemed to him.
P. L. A. Shipped nine hundred horses on freight steamer Don Carlow from N. Y.
Have the bill of lading handed over to our agent to check up.
"Well, " said the jewel dealer, "somebody's going to ship nine hundredhorses. Where's th...e mystery?" The Baronet shrugged his big shoulders.
"The mystery, " he said, "is everywhere. It's before and after and in thebody of this message. There's hardly anything to it but mystery. " "Who sent it?" said Hargrave.
"That's one of the mysteries, " replied the Baronet.
"Ah!" said the jewel dealer. "Who received it?" "That's another, " he answered.
"At any rate, " continued Hargrave, "you know where you got it. " "Right, " replied the Baronet. "I know where I got it. " He took threenewspapers out of the pocket of his big tweed coat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, " he said, "take a look at this. " The jewel dealer sat down at the other side of the table and the Baronethanded him the sheet of paper. The man expected to see a lot of queersigns and figures; but instead he found a simple trade's message, as itseemed to him.
P. L. A. Shipped nine hundred horses on freight steamer Don Carlow from N. Y.
Have the bill of lading handed over to our agent to check up.
"Well, " said the jewel dealer, "somebody's going to ship nine hundredhorses. Where's th...e mystery?" The Baronet shrugged his big shoulders.
"The mystery, " he said, "is everywhere. It's before and after and in thebody of this message. There's hardly anything to it but mystery. " "Who sent it?" said Hargrave.
"That's one of the mysteries, " replied the Baronet.
"Ah!" said the jewel dealer. "Who received it?" "That's another, " he answered.
"At any rate, " continued Hargrave, "you know where you got it. " "Right, " replied the Baronet. "I know where I got it. " He took threenewspapers out of the pocket of his big tweed coat.
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