Waiting for Orders (2012)
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It was at teatime, therefore, that Detective-Inspector Denton took care to present a verbal report on the Mortons Hind case.
The village of Mortons Hind, Denton reported, was five miles from the market town of Penborough. Near the corner of the Penborough and Leicester roads, and about half a mile from the village, stood Mortons Grange, now the home of Mr Maurice Wretford, a retired City man, and his wife.
At half past three in the afternoon of November 10, Mr Wretford’s chauffeur, Alfred Gregor...y, forty, had left the Grange to drive his employer’s car to a Penborough garage, which was to hammer out and repaint a buckled wing. The job could not have been finished that day, and Gregory had taken his bicycle with him in the back of the car so that he could ride home. He had never returned to the Grange. At half past five that evening a motorist driving along a deserted stretch of road about a mile from the Grange had seen the bicycle lying in a ditch, and stopped. A few yards away, also in the ditch and dead, had been Gregory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at teatime, therefore, that Detective-Inspector Denton took care to present a verbal report on the Mortons Hind case.
The village of Mortons Hind, Denton reported, was five miles from the market town of Penborough. Near the corner of the Penborough and Leicester roads, and about half a mile from the village, stood Mortons Grange, now the home of Mr Maurice Wretford, a retired City man, and his wife.
At half past three in the afternoon of November 10, Mr Wretford’s chauffeur, Alfred Gregor...y, forty, had left the Grange to drive his employer’s car to a Penborough garage, which was to hammer out and repaint a buckled wing. The job could not have been finished that day, and Gregory had taken his bicycle with him in the back of the car so that he could ride home. He had never returned to the Grange. At half past five that evening a motorist driving along a deserted stretch of road about a mile from the Grange had seen the bicycle lying in a ditch, and stopped. A few yards away, also in the ditch and dead, had been Gregory.
What to read after Waiting for Orders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Ambler to read onlineMoreLess
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