After Hours
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Trade was booming, with an influx of new regulars since the mass boycott of the Prince of Wales.
Henderson, a whippet-like man in his mid-forties, with wayward grey-brown hair that had the texture of scrubbing-brush bristles, a narrow face and a long nose, couldn’t believe his luck. He doubled his orders of beer from the brewery almost overnight, barrels emptied almost as soon as they were tapped. Less meticulous in his methods than Duke Parsons, his cellars were often awash with slops, his spit...toons full to overflowing with sawdust and cigarette butts, his glasses ringed with tidemarks from the day before. None of this mattered, however, as the Ogdens, O’Hagans, Walter Davidson, Nora Brady and her market pal, Liz Sargent, Rob Parsons and many others from the Duke crowded through his door, eager to slake their thirst.
‘I ain’t never gonna set foot inside that horrible new place,’ Liz Sargent declared, her hatchet-face stuck glumly over her pint of porter. ‘Makes me bleeding sea-sick just to look at it.’ She was referring to the new cone-shaped wall lights and streamlined look that gave the Prince of Wales the air of an ocean-going liner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trade was booming, with an influx of new regulars since the mass boycott of the Prince of Wales.
Henderson, a whippet-like man in his mid-forties, with wayward grey-brown hair that had the texture of scrubbing-brush bristles, a narrow face and a long nose, couldn’t believe his luck. He doubled his orders of beer from the brewery almost overnight, barrels emptied almost as soon as they were tapped. Less meticulous in his methods than Duke Parsons, his cellars were often awash with slops, his spit...toons full to overflowing with sawdust and cigarette butts, his glasses ringed with tidemarks from the day before. None of this mattered, however, as the Ogdens, O’Hagans, Walter Davidson, Nora Brady and her market pal, Liz Sargent, Rob Parsons and many others from the Duke crowded through his door, eager to slake their thirst.
‘I ain’t never gonna set foot inside that horrible new place,’ Liz Sargent declared, her hatchet-face stuck glumly over her pint of porter. ‘Makes me bleeding sea-sick just to look at it.’ She was referring to the new cone-shaped wall lights and streamlined look that gave the Prince of Wales the air of an ocean-going liner.
What to read after After Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Oldfield to read onlineMoreLess
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