The Widow's Demise
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Marc said to Cobb as he leaned forward to light his pipe. The two friends were in Marc’s parlour discussing Cobb’s investigation. Both men were smoking, drawing deep, satisfying puffs. The house was otherwise quiet. Beth, Etta and the two children had gone out for an early evening walk.
“Well, I’ve rounded up a few suspects, that’s fer sure.”
“And got yourself in Dutch with your superior.”
“I can handle that okay.”
“Do you really think one of the suitors could have done it?”
“I wouldn’t put it... past ‘em. Both Trueman and Lacy were really after the lady – and her money.”
“She was rich?”
“A fortune left to her by her husband when he died.”
“But surely they’re more likely to eliminate one another?”
“They tried to. They were all set to fight a duel when Wilkie and me arrived in time to break it up.”
“I see. So passions were running high?”
“But after I broke up the duel, the two of them cozied up to each other, like they’d been friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marc said to Cobb as he leaned forward to light his pipe. The two friends were in Marc’s parlour discussing Cobb’s investigation. Both men were smoking, drawing deep, satisfying puffs. The house was otherwise quiet. Beth, Etta and the two children had gone out for an early evening walk.
“Well, I’ve rounded up a few suspects, that’s fer sure.”
“And got yourself in Dutch with your superior.”
“I can handle that okay.”
“Do you really think one of the suitors could have done it?”
“I wouldn’t put it... past ‘em. Both Trueman and Lacy were really after the lady – and her money.”
“She was rich?”
“A fortune left to her by her husband when he died.”
“But surely they’re more likely to eliminate one another?”
“They tried to. They were all set to fight a duel when Wilkie and me arrived in time to break it up.”
“I see. So passions were running high?”
“But after I broke up the duel, the two of them cozied up to each other, like they’d been friends.
What to read after The Widow's Demise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Don Gutteridge to read onlineMoreLess
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