The Toff And the Fallen Angels (2014)
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Rollison moved from the desk, towards Gwendoline. Jolly, on his way back to the kitchen, stopped and turned round. The two men dwarfed the girl, and there was something almost threatening in their manner. Her eyes showed a sudden awareness of this.
‘Where is she?’ demanded Rollison.
‘We have to make quite sure whether that statement was true or false, sir,’ Jolly said, roughly for him. ‘This young woman is quite capable of proffering false hope in order to get the information and assista...nce which she desires from us.’ ‘Yes. Where is Angela?’ Rollison repeated, in a steely voice.
‘I—I didn’t say I was certain - I said I was pretty sure,’ said Gwendoline, looking apprehensively from one man to the other.
‘Where do you think she is?’ demanded Rollison.
‘Next door to Smith Hall, in Sir Douglas Slatter’s house.’ ‘What!’ gasped Rollison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rollison moved from the desk, towards Gwendoline. Jolly, on his way back to the kitchen, stopped and turned round. The two men dwarfed the girl, and there was something almost threatening in their manner. Her eyes showed a sudden awareness of this.
‘Where is she?’ demanded Rollison.
‘We have to make quite sure whether that statement was true or false, sir,’ Jolly said, roughly for him. ‘This young woman is quite capable of proffering false hope in order to get the information and assista...nce which she desires from us.’ ‘Yes. Where is Angela?’ Rollison repeated, in a steely voice.
‘I—I didn’t say I was certain - I said I was pretty sure,’ said Gwendoline, looking apprehensively from one man to the other.
‘Where do you think she is?’ demanded Rollison.
‘Next door to Smith Hall, in Sir Douglas Slatter’s house.’ ‘What!’ gasped Rollison.
What to read after The Toff And the Fallen Angels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Creasey to read onlineMoreLess
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