The Case Of The Jewel Of Arabia
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The alarm rang. Inside the Museum of Fine and Rare Artifacts someone reached out and grabbed something. The alarm's shrill note rang out into the darkness of the night and into the buzzing city of London. Up on the roof, a skylight was pushed open and it crashed down with an almighty noise. A hand appeared followed by a black clad figure wearing a balaclava, which left only his mouth and eyes uncovered. He clambered out and crouched silently on the tiles waiting. A few seconds later, another hand appeared. Another man. This person, although dressed in the same black...
taken down as evidence and then later relied upon in court." He then proceeded to handcuff her, but as he was fitting the left hand cuff, Finlow stiffened, screamed and broke free of his grip. Inspector Hendrix watched in horror as she ran to the edge of the roof, and without turning her head, leapt, pushing off from the gutter. She plummeted down to the ground and to her death. It began to rain. The stars flickered as the sun began to rise and the blood from Mrs. Finlow's head wound trickled through the weeds and down into the drain.
taken down as evidence and then later relied upon in court." He then proceeded to handcuff her, but as he was fitting the left hand cuff, Finlow stiffened, screamed and broke free of his grip. Inspector Hendrix watched in horror as she ran to the edge of the roof, and without turning her head, leapt, pushing off from the gutter. She plummeted down to the ground and to her death. It began to rain. The stars flickered as the sun began to rise and the blood from Mrs. Finlow's head wound trickled through the weeds and down into the drain.
It was a magnificent night. The stars where glittering over us. We even saw a falling star. The moon was bright and full. For us it was the first time that we walked together under the full moon by the sea shore. The moon was shining all over the sea....
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"Tick, Tock", that was the only noise that I could hear for the past few hours. I lifted my head, and glanced once again at the empty seats of the waiting room. As the ticking of the clock continued I began to feel my heart thumping to the rhythm of...
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You wake up lazily during late morning with a smile on your face thinking, "Thank God it"s summer!" then the smile slowly fades. You throw the covers up over your head and your thoughts turn to the fact that today is the last chance you have of enjoying yourself. Today...
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One day about five years ago when I was helping my mom to clean up the attic, I found a shoebox full of love-letters. They were love-letters my dad once sent to my mom. I was lucky because my mom had just left the attic to pick up the phone....
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