Thursday, October 25, 2007

Famous painting

Famous painting
The only people who really did justice to Lucy's excellent lunch were the two boys and Cedric Crackenthorpe who appeared completed unaffected by the circumstances which had caused him to return to England. He seemed, indeed, to regard the whole thing as a rather good joke of a macabre nature.
Famous painting
This attitude, Lucy noted, was most unpalatable to his brother Harold. Harold seemed to take the murder as a kind of personal insult to the Crackenthorpe family and so great was his sense of outrage that he ate hardly any lunch. Emma looked worried and unhappy and also ate very little. Alfred seemed lost in a train of thought of his own and spoke very little. He was quite a good-looking man with a thin dark face and eyes set rather too close together.
After lunch the police officers returned and politely asked if they could have a few words with Mr. Cedric Crackenthorpe.
Famous painting

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Anonymous said...

Famous painting

Anonymous said...

Famous painting