Jig
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It was called The Hotel Glasgow, a peeling old crone of a place with murky hallways and dampness. When he checked his watch he saw that it was almost eight thirty in the morning, and a frigid New York spring sun was streaming through the brown window blind. He’d come to this place very late last night, after Brooklyn, and fallen asleep immediately on the narrow bed, a long sleep filled towards its end with a dream.
He’d dreamed he was back in the Libyan desert where he was trying to dismantle an...d clean an automatic rifle. An odd weapon Cairney had never seen before. It was composed of parts that didn’t fit. Once you had the gun stripped down, you couldn’t put it back together again no matter how much you pushed and manoeuvred and tried to force things. The damn gun, a trick weapon, wouldn’t be reassembled. It was a distressing dream, panicky, inexact, one of those insanely catered affairs of the unconscious when streams of incongruous people gatecrash.
Celestine had been in there somewhere towards the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was called The Hotel Glasgow, a peeling old crone of a place with murky hallways and dampness. When he checked his watch he saw that it was almost eight thirty in the morning, and a frigid New York spring sun was streaming through the brown window blind. He’d come to this place very late last night, after Brooklyn, and fallen asleep immediately on the narrow bed, a long sleep filled towards its end with a dream.
He’d dreamed he was back in the Libyan desert where he was trying to dismantle an...d clean an automatic rifle. An odd weapon Cairney had never seen before. It was composed of parts that didn’t fit. Once you had the gun stripped down, you couldn’t put it back together again no matter how much you pushed and manoeuvred and tried to force things. The damn gun, a trick weapon, wouldn’t be reassembled. It was a distressing dream, panicky, inexact, one of those insanely catered affairs of the unconscious when streams of incongruous people gatecrash.
Celestine had been in there somewhere towards the end.
What to read after Jig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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