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Friendlier would have been an exaggeration. Perhaps more relaxed. The long-haired man with the legal pad might provide the indicator. They arranged themselves in the same room as before, positioned exactly as before: the bearded, shaggy man was still wearing the abused, strained suit.
‘Maybe we could get into a little more detail today, sir?’ opened Myers.
‘In what way?’ responded Levin cautiously. Don’t over-respond, don’t anticipate, he thought.
‘Tell us about Shelenkov?’ urged Crookshank. ‘Wh...at did he look like, for instance?’ Not the personal antagonism of the previous session, assessed Levin; not yet, anyway. He said: ‘Quite a small man, balding at the front. It seemed to embarrass him, because he was careful to bring his hair forward. Some facial coloration, from blood pressure I always thought. Maybe from the drinking.’ ‘Good English?’ prompted Myers.
‘Very good. Fond of Americanism.’ ‘Americanism!’ seized Norris – as he was intended to – remembering the original warning from Paris of the man having had the Agency by the balls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friendlier would have been an exaggeration. Perhaps more relaxed. The long-haired man with the legal pad might provide the indicator. They arranged themselves in the same room as before, positioned exactly as before: the bearded, shaggy man was still wearing the abused, strained suit.
‘Maybe we could get into a little more detail today, sir?’ opened Myers.
‘In what way?’ responded Levin cautiously. Don’t over-respond, don’t anticipate, he thought.
‘Tell us about Shelenkov?’ urged Crookshank. ‘Wh...at did he look like, for instance?’ Not the personal antagonism of the previous session, assessed Levin; not yet, anyway. He said: ‘Quite a small man, balding at the front. It seemed to embarrass him, because he was careful to bring his hair forward. Some facial coloration, from blood pressure I always thought. Maybe from the drinking.’ ‘Good English?’ prompted Myers.
‘Very good. Fond of Americanism.’ ‘Americanism!’ seized Norris – as he was intended to – remembering the original warning from Paris of the man having had the Agency by the balls.
What to read after Bearpit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Freemantle to read onlineMoreLess
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