A Question of Latitude
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Outside the cafe, Matadi lay smothered and swelteringin a black, living darkness, and, save for the rush of the river, ina silence that continued unbroken across a jungle as wide as Europe. Inside the dominoes clicked, the glasses rang on the iron tables, theoil lamps glared upon the pallid, sweating faces of clerks, upon thetanned, sweating skins of officers; and the Italian doctor and theBelgian lieutenant, each with murder in his heart, laughed, shrugged, gesticulated, waiting for the moment... to strike.
"But why doesn't some one DO something?" demanded Everett. "Arrest them, or reason with them. Everybody knows about it. It seems a pity not to DOsomething. " Upsher nodded his head. Dimly he recognized a language with which heonce had been familiar. "I know what you mean, " he agreed. "Bind 'emover to keep the peace. And a good job, too! But who?" he demandedvaguely. "That's what I say! Who?" From the confusion into whichEverett's appeal to forgotten memories had thrown it, his mind suddenlyemerged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Outside the cafe, Matadi lay smothered and swelteringin a black, living darkness, and, save for the rush of the river, ina silence that continued unbroken across a jungle as wide as Europe. Inside the dominoes clicked, the glasses rang on the iron tables, theoil lamps glared upon the pallid, sweating faces of clerks, upon thetanned, sweating skins of officers; and the Italian doctor and theBelgian lieutenant, each with murder in his heart, laughed, shrugged, gesticulated, waiting for the moment... to strike.
"But why doesn't some one DO something?" demanded Everett. "Arrest them, or reason with them. Everybody knows about it. It seems a pity not to DOsomething. " Upsher nodded his head. Dimly he recognized a language with which heonce had been familiar. "I know what you mean, " he agreed. "Bind 'emover to keep the peace. And a good job, too! But who?" he demandedvaguely. "That's what I say! Who?" From the confusion into whichEverett's appeal to forgotten memories had thrown it, his mind suddenlyemerged.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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