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“ he’s tight”
The two undergraduates had been up to London
without the formality of getting “exeats” from their
tutor. They were returning to their rooms in Silver
Street by way of Trumpington Street and in passing
down Brookside kept as far as possible in the shade of
the tree opposite the Leys School, so as the more easily
to avoid the possible attention of the proctors on their
final rounds of the town.
“Tight or not, we can’t leave him there to drown” ’
Two African undergraduates are found murdered in
Cambridge. Professor Sir Wedgwood Camberley renowned for his robust views on matters African must surely be above suspicion.
Chief Inspector Bramley of Scotland Yard is called in when
the Cambridgeshire Constabulary find themselves, tragically,
out of their depth. Fortunately little goes un-noticed by
Cambridge College Porters.
Originally published in 1936
| Pages: |
217 |
| ISBN: |
978-1-906288-07-5 |
| Size: |
216 X 140 |
| Price: |
£ 10.99 |
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