A Nose for Justice (2010)
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“Come on in.” The president of the advocacy group, Washoe Water Rights, beckoned the policemen to sit on a tattered and worn sofa. Nearby, the file cabinets brimmed with documents, shelves were crammed with reference books and three-ring binders.
“Thank you for meeting with us.” Pete sat down, feeling sucked in by the old cushions, hearing an odd squeak.
Lonnie also became enveloped by the broken-down sofa.
Walter smiled as he sat in an upright wooden ladder chair. “Don’t worry. When you want to... get back out, I’ll give you two a hand. When you’re a nonprofit, you take whatever donations you can get.”
Pete smiled. “Better than sitting on the floor.”
“You two gentlemen finished with your Christmas shopping? Tomorrow’s Christmas Eve. By then, even the teetotalers will need a drink. Which reminds me, can I offer you two anything?”
“No, thank you, Mr. De Quille.”
“What can I do to help you?”
Lonnie flipped open his notebook as Pete, in his genial manner, began questioning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come on in.” The president of the advocacy group, Washoe Water Rights, beckoned the policemen to sit on a tattered and worn sofa. Nearby, the file cabinets brimmed with documents, shelves were crammed with reference books and three-ring binders.
“Thank you for meeting with us.” Pete sat down, feeling sucked in by the old cushions, hearing an odd squeak.
Lonnie also became enveloped by the broken-down sofa.
Walter smiled as he sat in an upright wooden ladder chair. “Don’t worry. When you want to... get back out, I’ll give you two a hand. When you’re a nonprofit, you take whatever donations you can get.”
Pete smiled. “Better than sitting on the floor.”
“You two gentlemen finished with your Christmas shopping? Tomorrow’s Christmas Eve. By then, even the teetotalers will need a drink. Which reminds me, can I offer you two anything?”
“No, thank you, Mr. De Quille.”
“What can I do to help you?”
Lonnie flipped open his notebook as Pete, in his genial manner, began questioning.
What to read after A Nose for Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita Mae Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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