Held At Bay
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The first task was to find his second shadow, and to lose him as well as Tanker Tring. Ten minutes earlier he had almost been depressed. Now he felt excited.
He reached the pavement by Westminster Station, hesitating outside a jeweller’s and fancy goods shop facing Big Ben. Tring was on the same side of the pavement, and Mannering entered the shop. As a salesman approached him he angled himself so that he could see Tring, and his eyes shone when a well-built youngster approached the sergeant: ob...viously Tring’s second string.
The man was dressed in blue serge and a bowler hat, normal enough, especially in a plainclothes policeman. His face might have been called ordinary, but his nose was pushed a little to one side. His eyes were blue, keen and alert, his chin full and heavy.
“Good morning, sir,” said the salesman for the third time.
“Sorry, I was day-dreaming. You’ve some wrist-watches in the window at five pounds; I’ll take one.”
“Certainly, sir,” said the salesman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first task was to find his second shadow, and to lose him as well as Tanker Tring. Ten minutes earlier he had almost been depressed. Now he felt excited.
He reached the pavement by Westminster Station, hesitating outside a jeweller’s and fancy goods shop facing Big Ben. Tring was on the same side of the pavement, and Mannering entered the shop. As a salesman approached him he angled himself so that he could see Tring, and his eyes shone when a well-built youngster approached the sergeant: ob...viously Tring’s second string.
The man was dressed in blue serge and a bowler hat, normal enough, especially in a plainclothes policeman. His face might have been called ordinary, but his nose was pushed a little to one side. His eyes were blue, keen and alert, his chin full and heavy.
“Good morning, sir,” said the salesman for the third time.
“Sorry, I was day-dreaming. You’ve some wrist-watches in the window at five pounds; I’ll take one.”
“Certainly, sir,” said the salesman.
What to read after Held At Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Creasey to read onlineMoreLess
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