Tickled to Death And Other Stories of Crime And Suspense (2012)
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Only intimations of his own mortality prevented Inspector Walsh from smiling at the sight.
The corpse in the greenhouse was dressed in a clown’s costume. Bald plastic cranium with side-tufts of ropey orange hair. Red jacket, too long. Black and white check trousers suspended from elastic braces to a hooped waistband. Shoes three foot long pointing upwards in strange semaphore.
“Boy, he’s really turned his toes up,” said Sergeant Trooper, who was prone to such witticisms even when the corpse was ...less obviously humorous.
The clown’s face could not be seen. The back of a plate supplied a moonlike substitute which fitted well with the overall image.
“Going to look good on the report,” Sergeant Trooper continued. “Cause of death—suffocation. Murder weapon—a custard pie.”
“I suppose that was the cause . . . Let the photographers and fingerprint boys do their bit and we’ll have a look.”
These formalities concluded, Inspector Walsh donned rubber gloves and cautiously prised the plate away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only intimations of his own mortality prevented Inspector Walsh from smiling at the sight.
The corpse in the greenhouse was dressed in a clown’s costume. Bald plastic cranium with side-tufts of ropey orange hair. Red jacket, too long. Black and white check trousers suspended from elastic braces to a hooped waistband. Shoes three foot long pointing upwards in strange semaphore.
“Boy, he’s really turned his toes up,” said Sergeant Trooper, who was prone to such witticisms even when the corpse was ...less obviously humorous.
The clown’s face could not be seen. The back of a plate supplied a moonlike substitute which fitted well with the overall image.
“Going to look good on the report,” Sergeant Trooper continued. “Cause of death—suffocation. Murder weapon—a custard pie.”
“I suppose that was the cause . . . Let the photographers and fingerprint boys do their bit and we’ll have a look.”
These formalities concluded, Inspector Walsh donned rubber gloves and cautiously prised the plate away.
What to read after Tickled to Death And Other Stories of Crime And Suspense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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