Fletch's Moxie
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Fletch chose a cue stick and McKensie triangled the balls.
They played almost through a game without saying anything.
Finally, McKensie said, “Sorry. Fraid I behaved pretty badly at dinner. I ran on like a young lady not invited to the garden party.”
“Not to worry,” Fletch said. “You had some things that needed saying and you said ’em.”
Continuing in the tone of one vexed with himself, McKensie clucked, “What will you Yanks think of us Aussies.”
“Us Yanks will think of you Au...ssies as lovingly as we always have.” At Fletch’s stroke, the cue ball neatly avoided every other ball on the table.
McKensie sank two and took his third shot.
“Good at sports, too,” Fletch said. “Damn it.” He bounced the cue ball off several, leaving McKensie with a wonderful lay. “Tell me, though—those things you said—were you saying them because you really believe someone in Jumping Cow Productions might really have been gunning for Peterman—or were you just saying them to dump on Koller?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fletch chose a cue stick and McKensie triangled the balls.
They played almost through a game without saying anything.
Finally, McKensie said, “Sorry. Fraid I behaved pretty badly at dinner. I ran on like a young lady not invited to the garden party.”
“Not to worry,” Fletch said. “You had some things that needed saying and you said ’em.”
Continuing in the tone of one vexed with himself, McKensie clucked, “What will you Yanks think of us Aussies.”
“Us Yanks will think of you Au...ssies as lovingly as we always have.” At Fletch’s stroke, the cue ball neatly avoided every other ball on the table.
McKensie sank two and took his third shot.
“Good at sports, too,” Fletch said. “Damn it.” He bounced the cue ball off several, leaving McKensie with a wonderful lay. “Tell me, though—those things you said—were you saying them because you really believe someone in Jumping Cow Productions might really have been gunning for Peterman—or were you just saying them to dump on Koller?”
What to read after Fletch's Moxie?
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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