World's Greatest Sleuth!
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18 THE TEMPEST Or, Pinkerton’s Get-together Just About Blows Apart My brother didn’t have much time to seethe over Valmont and Greene’s little humiliation. King Brady came through the hotel’s front doors and (after pausing by the front desk to let Mrs. Jasinska bat her eyes at him) joined us in the lobby. He still looked a tad addled and ashen, as he had atop the Mammoth Cheese, but he managed to smooth away the jitters by the time he slipped into a seat across from me and Gustav.
There was some... small talk along the “Where’s Pinkerton and what’s he going to say?” line, but my brother didn’t join in. He just stared at Brady, seeming to perk up every time the man crossed or uncrossed his legs. I noticed his nostrils flare a few times, too, so by the time he reached up and scratched the end of his nose—giving me the signal to drop my watch again—I was ready.
I shook my head.
Old Red scratched harder.
I shook harder.
Gustav clawed at his big beak with such vigor I’m surprised his mustache didn’t fly off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18 THE TEMPEST Or, Pinkerton’s Get-together Just About Blows Apart My brother didn’t have much time to seethe over Valmont and Greene’s little humiliation. King Brady came through the hotel’s front doors and (after pausing by the front desk to let Mrs. Jasinska bat her eyes at him) joined us in the lobby. He still looked a tad addled and ashen, as he had atop the Mammoth Cheese, but he managed to smooth away the jitters by the time he slipped into a seat across from me and Gustav.
There was some... small talk along the “Where’s Pinkerton and what’s he going to say?” line, but my brother didn’t join in. He just stared at Brady, seeming to perk up every time the man crossed or uncrossed his legs. I noticed his nostrils flare a few times, too, so by the time he reached up and scratched the end of his nose—giving me the signal to drop my watch again—I was ready.
I shook my head.
Old Red scratched harder.
I shook harder.
Gustav clawed at his big beak with such vigor I’m surprised his mustache didn’t fly off.
What to read after World's Greatest Sleuth!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Hockensmith to read onlineMoreLess
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