Dream Paris
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said Mr Monagan.
We were driving down a dimly-lit back street. The swaddled pillar of yet another Eiffel Tower sloped up at 45 degrees ahead of us, an angled bridge hanging in the air between the walls of two buildings. We passed slowly beneath it.
“For the moment, at least,” I murmured. I looked at Francis. He wasn’t complaining, but I could tell that he was having trouble hanging on. Ghostly wire still played out behind him and it seemed for a moment as if his life was ebbing with it.
“Is it m...uch further?” he said. “I’m sorry, but I’m going to need a rest.”
“Not much further,” said Mr Monagan. “We’re heading for the Quartier Latin. The Pierrots can’t go there.”
“Why not?” asked Francis.
“Because the Banca di Primavera has no assets there. Right from the beginning, the Révolution has refused to deal with the any of the Bancas.”
Mr Monagan drove his little coffee van through increasingly narrow streets made narrower still by the cars crammed at the edges of the pavements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Mr Monagan.
We were driving down a dimly-lit back street. The swaddled pillar of yet another Eiffel Tower sloped up at 45 degrees ahead of us, an angled bridge hanging in the air between the walls of two buildings. We passed slowly beneath it.
“For the moment, at least,” I murmured. I looked at Francis. He wasn’t complaining, but I could tell that he was having trouble hanging on. Ghostly wire still played out behind him and it seemed for a moment as if his life was ebbing with it.
“Is it m...uch further?” he said. “I’m sorry, but I’m going to need a rest.”
“Not much further,” said Mr Monagan. “We’re heading for the Quartier Latin. The Pierrots can’t go there.”
“Why not?” asked Francis.
“Because the Banca di Primavera has no assets there. Right from the beginning, the Révolution has refused to deal with the any of the Bancas.”
Mr Monagan drove his little coffee van through increasingly narrow streets made narrower still by the cars crammed at the edges of the pavements.
What to read after Dream Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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