Connections (2013)
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In the big bed Dickie lay asleep with his wife’s head on his shoulder. She woke first, saying, “What is it?”
“Mr Jones asks, would Sir Dickie meet him in the library straight away. He’s had an urgent telephone call from London.”
By now Dickie was awake. He said, “Tell him I’ll come straight down.” He turned to Sophia, his legs over the side of the bed. “Go back to sleep, little friend,” he said in bad Greek to his wife. She smiled, watched him sleepily as he put on a dressing gown and closed her... eyes again.
Jethro pounded downstairs, fully alert. In ten years Henry Jones had only woken him at night three times and the last time had been in October 1987, when the stock market crashed. He thought there was only one issue which could have turned itself into a crisis at this moment.
Henry, with a cup of coffee in one hand and a cigarette in the other, though he had given up smoking two years earlier, was waiting in the library.
“Christ! What is it, Henry? Tallinn?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the big bed Dickie lay asleep with his wife’s head on his shoulder. She woke first, saying, “What is it?”
“Mr Jones asks, would Sir Dickie meet him in the library straight away. He’s had an urgent telephone call from London.”
By now Dickie was awake. He said, “Tell him I’ll come straight down.” He turned to Sophia, his legs over the side of the bed. “Go back to sleep, little friend,” he said in bad Greek to his wife. She smiled, watched him sleepily as he put on a dressing gown and closed her... eyes again.
Jethro pounded downstairs, fully alert. In ten years Henry Jones had only woken him at night three times and the last time had been in October 1987, when the stock market crashed. He thought there was only one issue which could have turned itself into a crisis at this moment.
Henry, with a cup of coffee in one hand and a cigarette in the other, though he had given up smoking two years earlier, was waiting in the library.
“Christ! What is it, Henry? Tallinn?”
What to read after Connections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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