Blame It On the Bossa Nova
Blame It On the Bossa Nova
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They were vague at first and they stayed that way for a long time. Short on facts, high on innuendo, but always vague and always reshuffled on every fresh hearing. At first the names and the phrases all seemed such unlikely bedfellows, as if at school one had been asked to write an essay bringing in a spring onion, a vicar, The Great Barrier Reef and Ted Dexter’s cricketing whites. The black guy that had broken up the party at Earls Court - Tony - He was mentioned. Sandie and Forsythe had their ...names entwined once more. Chris was involved, so were some other politicians and Frank. And other girls I’d never heard of, and Pascale.. And me.
One night I went out for a drink with a guy I knew who was now working at Reuters. He told me the latest story as he knew it. He’d got it pretty badly muddled up, to the extent where, to me, it sounded ridiculous, but he mentioned Pascale, not by name – ‘a French tart’. And Frank – ‘a redneck General’ - right neck, wrong service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were vague at first and they stayed that way for a long time. Short on facts, high on innuendo, but always vague and always reshuffled on every fresh hearing. At first the names and the phrases all seemed such unlikely bedfellows, as if at school one had been asked to write an essay bringing in a spring onion, a vicar, The Great Barrier Reef and Ted Dexter’s cricketing whites. The black guy that had broken up the party at Earls Court - Tony - He was mentioned. Sandie and Forsythe had their ...names entwined once more. Chris was involved, so were some other politicians and Frank. And other girls I’d never heard of, and Pascale.. And me.
One night I went out for a drink with a guy I knew who was now working at Reuters. He told me the latest story as he knew it. He’d got it pretty badly muddled up, to the extent where, to me, it sounded ridiculous, but he mentioned Pascale, not by name – ‘a French tart’. And Frank – ‘a redneck General’ - right neck, wrong service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brodie, James, 1800-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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