Butcher
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Perlman was still preoccupied with Glorianna when he reached the door of his house. He caught a strong whiff of camphor. He knew only one man who smelled like this. And here he was, The Pickler, emerging from the shadows of the shrubbery and shoving some paper slips into Perlman’s hand.
‘Unwritten rule, cops and their snitches should meet in neutral places.’ ‘Nobody saw me, Mr Perlman,’ The Pickler whispered.
‘Remember in future.’ The Pickler sounded like a schoolboy chastised. ‘I’m sorry.’ Perl...man unlocked the door. ‘What’s this paper?’ ‘Taxi chits. You owe me thirty-two ninety. Round it off to thirty-five, if you like.’ ‘Where did you go – Inverness?’ He guessed The Pickler urgently needed to be reimbursed otherwise he wouldn’t be here. Probably he knew a place where he could score some drink after hours. Perlman stepped indoors, and gestured for The Pickler to follow him. They went directly to the living room.
‘Oh, very nice place, very homey,’ The Pickler said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perlman was still preoccupied with Glorianna when he reached the door of his house. He caught a strong whiff of camphor. He knew only one man who smelled like this. And here he was, The Pickler, emerging from the shadows of the shrubbery and shoving some paper slips into Perlman’s hand.
‘Unwritten rule, cops and their snitches should meet in neutral places.’ ‘Nobody saw me, Mr Perlman,’ The Pickler whispered.
‘Remember in future.’ The Pickler sounded like a schoolboy chastised. ‘I’m sorry.’ Perl...man unlocked the door. ‘What’s this paper?’ ‘Taxi chits. You owe me thirty-two ninety. Round it off to thirty-five, if you like.’ ‘Where did you go – Inverness?’ He guessed The Pickler urgently needed to be reimbursed otherwise he wouldn’t be here. Probably he knew a place where he could score some drink after hours. Perlman stepped indoors, and gestured for The Pickler to follow him. They went directly to the living room.
‘Oh, very nice place, very homey,’ The Pickler said.
What to read after Butcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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