Everybody Dies
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"I need your professional services," he said, "and for a change I've got a client with reasonably deep pockets, which means you can bill at your full hourly rate." "I don't suppose he can wait a couple of weeks." "I wouldn't even want to wait a couple days on this one. Don't tell me you're booked up." "That's what I just told another member of your profession. I'll be a little more candid with you." "In light of our warm personal and professional relationship." "That's the idea. I've got some pe...rsonal business, Ray, and I can't even think about work for the time being." "Personal business." "Right." "Some would call that oxymoronic, don't you think? If it's personal, how can it be business?" "How indeed?" "Wait a minute. This wouldn't have anything to do with something that happened last night in your part of town, would it?" "Like what?" "You see the headline in the Post? 'Slaughter on Tenth Avenue,' they called it, with the originality for which they're famous." "I haven't seen the papers yet." "Or the TV?" "No." "Then you don't know what I'm talking about?" "I didn't say that." "I see," he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I need your professional services," he said, "and for a change I've got a client with reasonably deep pockets, which means you can bill at your full hourly rate." "I don't suppose he can wait a couple of weeks." "I wouldn't even want to wait a couple days on this one. Don't tell me you're booked up." "That's what I just told another member of your profession. I'll be a little more candid with you." "In light of our warm personal and professional relationship." "That's the idea. I've got some pe...rsonal business, Ray, and I can't even think about work for the time being." "Personal business." "Right." "Some would call that oxymoronic, don't you think? If it's personal, how can it be business?" "How indeed?" "Wait a minute. This wouldn't have anything to do with something that happened last night in your part of town, would it?" "Like what?" "You see the headline in the Post? 'Slaughter on Tenth Avenue,' they called it, with the originality for which they're famous." "I haven't seen the papers yet." "Or the TV?" "No." "Then you don't know what I'm talking about?" "I didn't say that." "I see," he said.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Block, Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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