A Tale of Two Cities (2009)
A Tale of Two Cities
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But to the woman who loved him, and maybe still does, he was a man of contradictions: he ran with and fought against some of the toughest crims in the country but he (and his older brother Brian) didn’t have tattoos, didn’t smoke, kept fit and were natty to the point of vanity. And both brothers could be impulsively kind, especially to priests and children.
Judi Gay would become Les’s second wife. He already had two daughters with his first wife Pat when he met Judi at the Winston Charles nightc...lub in Toorak Road in 1970. She was an apprentice hairdresser and a keen sportswoman – she had played for Victoria in under-16 netball (and would play the game at a high level until her early 40s). She came from what Les called a ‘squarehead’ family: her father was a hard-working foreman mechanic at the Yarra Falls knitting mill in Abbotsford until the mill closed, then a cleaner at the St Kilda Road army barracks.
At 21, Judi’s good looks and physical vitality turned heads. At 25, Les Kane turned heads too, often by kicking them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to the woman who loved him, and maybe still does, he was a man of contradictions: he ran with and fought against some of the toughest crims in the country but he (and his older brother Brian) didn’t have tattoos, didn’t smoke, kept fit and were natty to the point of vanity. And both brothers could be impulsively kind, especially to priests and children.
Judi Gay would become Les’s second wife. He already had two daughters with his first wife Pat when he met Judi at the Winston Charles nightc...lub in Toorak Road in 1970. She was an apprentice hairdresser and a keen sportswoman – she had played for Victoria in under-16 netball (and would play the game at a high level until her early 40s). She came from what Les called a ‘squarehead’ family: her father was a hard-working foreman mechanic at the Yarra Falls knitting mill in Abbotsford until the mill closed, then a cleaner at the St Kilda Road army barracks.
At 21, Judi’s good looks and physical vitality turned heads. At 25, Les Kane turned heads too, often by kicking them.
What to read after A Tale of Two Cities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Silvester to read onlineMoreLess
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