An Air That Kills (2002)
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The solitary waitress moved to and fro between the tables as though there were an invisible yoke across her shoulders. Carn sat at one table, Yateley at another.
As Carn was contemplating the grey interior of a boiled egg, the manager came into the dining room. He smoothed both wings of his RAF moustache and advanced, hesitantly and by a circuitous route, towards Carn’s table.
Yateley waylaid him. ‘Could you have my bill made up? I want to leave immediately after breakfast.’ ‘Yes, of course, sir....’ The manager added mechanically, ‘I hope you have enjoyed your stay.’ Yateley did not reply. The manager edged closer to Carn’s table. Carn looked up from his book, and their eyes met in the big mirror.
‘I’ve had them bring your bags down. Mr James,’ the manager said hurriedly, looking down at the carpet. ‘They’re in reception.’ Carn stared up at him. ‘I’ll collect them later. Around lunch time, perhaps.’ ‘But I understood from Inspector Thornhill—’ ‘Do you know,’ Carn interrupted, ‘if you dropped this egg, it would bounce?’ ‘Yes, indeed,’ the manager said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The solitary waitress moved to and fro between the tables as though there were an invisible yoke across her shoulders. Carn sat at one table, Yateley at another.
As Carn was contemplating the grey interior of a boiled egg, the manager came into the dining room. He smoothed both wings of his RAF moustache and advanced, hesitantly and by a circuitous route, towards Carn’s table.
Yateley waylaid him. ‘Could you have my bill made up? I want to leave immediately after breakfast.’ ‘Yes, of course, sir....’ The manager added mechanically, ‘I hope you have enjoyed your stay.’ Yateley did not reply. The manager edged closer to Carn’s table. Carn looked up from his book, and their eyes met in the big mirror.
‘I’ve had them bring your bags down. Mr James,’ the manager said hurriedly, looking down at the carpet. ‘They’re in reception.’ Carn stared up at him. ‘I’ll collect them later. Around lunch time, perhaps.’ ‘But I understood from Inspector Thornhill—’ ‘Do you know,’ Carn interrupted, ‘if you dropped this egg, it would bounce?’ ‘Yes, indeed,’ the manager said.
What to read after An Air That Kills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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