The Tattooed Potato And Other Clues
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Chief of Detectives Joseph P. Quinn said jovially. “I’ve given some thought to what you said at the Panzpressers’ party, and I’m here to test your theory. It’s my last resort.”
“Must have had too much champagne; I don’t remember what I said.” Garson seemed annoyed with himself for having confided in the police.
“You said that in the case of a clever criminal descriptions are useless, unless the eyewitness is questioned by an artist,” Quinn explained. “You said that a clever criminal can ...make people see only what he wants them to see.”
Garson frowned.
“You also said that if I brought the witnesses to you, you could paint a portrait from their descriptions that would be much closer to the truth than any portrait a police artist could make.”
Garson’s hand shook.
The chief looked at Dickory. “Could I have some of that coffee, Miss, um.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chief of Detectives Joseph P. Quinn said jovially. “I’ve given some thought to what you said at the Panzpressers’ party, and I’m here to test your theory. It’s my last resort.”
“Must have had too much champagne; I don’t remember what I said.” Garson seemed annoyed with himself for having confided in the police.
“You said that in the case of a clever criminal descriptions are useless, unless the eyewitness is questioned by an artist,” Quinn explained. “You said that a clever criminal can ...make people see only what he wants them to see.”
Garson frowned.
“You also said that if I brought the witnesses to you, you could paint a portrait from their descriptions that would be much closer to the truth than any portrait a police artist could make.”
Garson’s hand shook.
The chief looked at Dickory. “Could I have some of that coffee, Miss, um.
What to read after The Tattooed Potato And Other Clues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Raskin to read onlineMoreLess
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