Full Stop (1995)
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‘More?’ ‘Not this minute,’ she said, aware that his tolerance of alcohol far outstripped hers. She did not want to wake up with another headache.
‘I mean,’ said Tracey, topping up her glass as though she hadn’t spoken, ‘I was at Oxford with the bloke. How do you think I feel, grubbing around for dirt on a con ... a contemporary of mine?’ Loretta said, bewildered: ‘You were at Oxford with Bill Clinton? I didn’t know that.’ Tracey drank some wine. ‘I’m not saying I knew him but we were there at th...e same time. Haven’t I ever mentioned it?’ ‘No. Did you meet him?’ ‘I think he went out with a friend of mine. I remember her going out with a Rhodes Scholar, big bloke with fair hair who was very into politics. I may have met him at a party at Univ.’ Loretta frowned. ‘I don’t quite see what you’re saying. You don’t want to write about him just because you happened to be at Oxford at the same time? Isn’t that a bit... tenuous?’ Tracey scowled. ‘Either you see it or you don’t, Loretta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘More?’ ‘Not this minute,’ she said, aware that his tolerance of alcohol far outstripped hers. She did not want to wake up with another headache.
‘I mean,’ said Tracey, topping up her glass as though she hadn’t spoken, ‘I was at Oxford with the bloke. How do you think I feel, grubbing around for dirt on a con ... a contemporary of mine?’ Loretta said, bewildered: ‘You were at Oxford with Bill Clinton? I didn’t know that.’ Tracey drank some wine. ‘I’m not saying I knew him but we were there at th...e same time. Haven’t I ever mentioned it?’ ‘No. Did you meet him?’ ‘I think he went out with a friend of mine. I remember her going out with a Rhodes Scholar, big bloke with fair hair who was very into politics. I may have met him at a party at Univ.’ Loretta frowned. ‘I don’t quite see what you’re saying. You don’t want to write about him just because you happened to be at Oxford at the same time? Isn’t that a bit... tenuous?’ Tracey scowled. ‘Either you see it or you don’t, Loretta.
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