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The Templeton case

by Victor L. Whitechurch

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateMystery21 chapters
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CEFR level
B2
Length
21 chapters
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About this book

About this book

In the quiet estuary town of Marsh Quay, a mysterious yacht arrives against the tide, stirring curiosity and suspicion. As the tide turns, so do the fortunes of those drawn into a web of secrets and intrigue on the shimmering waters.

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Contents

21 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER II. The Visit to the Opposite Shore
03CHAPTER III. A Terrible Discovery
04CHAPTER IV. What Canon Fittleworth Found on the “Firefly”
05CHAPTER V. Detective-Sergeant Colson Discovers Clues
06CHAPTER VI. Colson is Baffled
07CHAPTER VII. The Inquest
08CHAPTER VIII. Winnie Cotterill Pays a Visit to Frattenbury
09CHAPTER IX. The Cigar Band
10CHAPTER X. Harold Grayson is Detained
11CHAPTER XI. The Canon’s Cigars
12CHAPTER XII. Fresh Evidence

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