The Tracer of Lost Persons
The Tracer of Lost Persons
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Try New 109 THE TRACER OF LOST PERSONS York first — Edith Inwood is the name. Look sharp, please ; I am holding the wire.'' He held it for ten full minutes ; then Miss Sor- row's low voice called him over the wire.
** Gro ahead/' said the Tracer quietly.
** There is only one Edith Inwood in New York, Mr. Keen — Miss Edith Inwood, graduate of Bar- nard, 1902 — left an orphan 1908 and obliged to support herself — became an assistant to Professor Boggs of the Museum of Inscriptions. Is con- sidere...d an authority upon Arabian cryptograms.
Has written a monograph on the Herati symbol — a short treatise on the Swastika. She is twenty- four years of age. Do you require further details? " " No," said the Tracer ; " please ring oflF." Then he called up General Information. "I want the Museum of Inscriptions. Get me their number, please." After a moment: ^^Is this the Museum of Inscriptions? " . • . • • " Is Professor Boggs there? " " Is this Professor Boggs? " " Could you find time to decipher an inscription for me at once?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Try New 109 THE TRACER OF LOST PERSONS York first — Edith Inwood is the name. Look sharp, please ; I am holding the wire.'' He held it for ten full minutes ; then Miss Sor- row's low voice called him over the wire.
** Gro ahead/' said the Tracer quietly.
** There is only one Edith Inwood in New York, Mr. Keen — Miss Edith Inwood, graduate of Bar- nard, 1902 — left an orphan 1908 and obliged to support herself — became an assistant to Professor Boggs of the Museum of Inscriptions. Is con- sidere...d an authority upon Arabian cryptograms.
Has written a monograph on the Herati symbol — a short treatise on the Swastika. She is twenty- four years of age. Do you require further details? " " No," said the Tracer ; " please ring oflF." Then he called up General Information. "I want the Museum of Inscriptions. Get me their number, please." After a moment: ^^Is this the Museum of Inscriptions? " . • . • • " Is Professor Boggs there? " " Is this Professor Boggs? " " Could you find time to decipher an inscription for me at once?
What to read after The Tracer of Lost Persons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. Appleton And Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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