Fletch's Fortune
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Breakfast Main Dining Room The pool was empty, and no one was around it except one man—a very thin man—sitting in a long chair, dressed in baggy, knee-length shorts, a vertically striped shirt open at the throat, and polished black loafers.
Next to his chair was a black attaché case.
Fletch had approached the hotel from the rear, still shirtless and sweaty.
While he was fitting his key into the lock of the sliding glass door, the man came and stood beside him.
He seemed peculiarly interested in ...seeing the key go into the lock.
“Good morning,” Fletch said.
“I.R.S.,” the man said.
Fletch slid the door open. “How do you spell that?”
“Internal Revenue Service.”
Fletch entered the cool, dark room, leaving the door open.
“Let’s see, now, you have something to do with taxes?”
“Something.”
He sat on a light chair, the attaché case on his knees.
Fletch threw his T-shirt on the bed, his room key on the bureau.
The man opened the attaché case and appeared ready to proceed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Breakfast Main Dining Room The pool was empty, and no one was around it except one man—a very thin man—sitting in a long chair, dressed in baggy, knee-length shorts, a vertically striped shirt open at the throat, and polished black loafers.
Next to his chair was a black attaché case.
Fletch had approached the hotel from the rear, still shirtless and sweaty.
While he was fitting his key into the lock of the sliding glass door, the man came and stood beside him.
He seemed peculiarly interested in ...seeing the key go into the lock.
“Good morning,” Fletch said.
“I.R.S.,” the man said.
Fletch slid the door open. “How do you spell that?”
“Internal Revenue Service.”
Fletch entered the cool, dark room, leaving the door open.
“Let’s see, now, you have something to do with taxes?”
“Something.”
He sat on a light chair, the attaché case on his knees.
Fletch threw his T-shirt on the bed, his room key on the bureau.
The man opened the attaché case and appeared ready to proceed.
What to read after Fletch's Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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