Helga's Web
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The old bugger knew how to spend his money, all right; anyone living in this block didn’t have to worry about whether he had butter or margarine on his bread. Bixby wasn’t surprised when a maid opened the door, though he couldn’t remember ever having met one before. Some forgotten instinct prompted him to take off his straw hat.
“I’d like to see Mr. Gibson.” He saw the girl’s refusal in her face even before she spoke. “Tell him it’s important. I won’t keep him long. The name’s Phil Bixby.”
... The girl looked him up and down, nodded, then closed the door in his face. He felt his temper rise, flushing his face, and his hand crushed the brim of his hat. The bitch, her with a touch of the tarbrush in her, putting on an act with him! Then he stiffened, striving hard to control himself. Hold it, Phil. That’s how you done in the other piece.
The door opened again and the maid said, “Mr. Gibson will see you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old bugger knew how to spend his money, all right; anyone living in this block didn’t have to worry about whether he had butter or margarine on his bread. Bixby wasn’t surprised when a maid opened the door, though he couldn’t remember ever having met one before. Some forgotten instinct prompted him to take off his straw hat.
“I’d like to see Mr. Gibson.” He saw the girl’s refusal in her face even before she spoke. “Tell him it’s important. I won’t keep him long. The name’s Phil Bixby.”
... The girl looked him up and down, nodded, then closed the door in his face. He felt his temper rise, flushing his face, and his hand crushed the brim of his hat. The bitch, her with a touch of the tarbrush in her, putting on an act with him! Then he stiffened, striving hard to control himself. Hold it, Phil. That’s how you done in the other piece.
The door opened again and the maid said, “Mr. Gibson will see you.”
What to read after Helga's Web?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Cleary to read onlineMoreLess
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