Jigsaw
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Swarmed by security personnel, Gurenko disembarked and was escorted down the gangway to a car that carried him a couple of hundred yards to the dock. Everything was done with all the frenzied haste of a polka. He was hustled, Budenny at his elbow, pressured along by a variety of underlings, their ears plugged to listening devices, their lapels wired. They created a large human pool around him. The photographers and journalists awaiting his arrival had no opportunity to get near him. He was swept... on to the launch, which was encompassed by a dozen craft, each manned by a contingent of guards, some Russian, others Italian.
When he was seated in the lounge of the launch, he lit a cigarette and attempted to move the curtain from the window in preparation for his first sight of Venice – but Budenny, forever paranoid, forever alert, advised him against it on the grounds that such an act might expose him.
‘Expose me to what?’ Gurenko asked.
‘You never know,’ Budenny said.
Gurenko puffed away at his cigarette with a show of resentment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swarmed by security personnel, Gurenko disembarked and was escorted down the gangway to a car that carried him a couple of hundred yards to the dock. Everything was done with all the frenzied haste of a polka. He was hustled, Budenny at his elbow, pressured along by a variety of underlings, their ears plugged to listening devices, their lapels wired. They created a large human pool around him. The photographers and journalists awaiting his arrival had no opportunity to get near him. He was swept... on to the launch, which was encompassed by a dozen craft, each manned by a contingent of guards, some Russian, others Italian.
When he was seated in the lounge of the launch, he lit a cigarette and attempted to move the curtain from the window in preparation for his first sight of Venice – but Budenny, forever paranoid, forever alert, advised him against it on the grounds that such an act might expose him.
‘Expose me to what?’ Gurenko asked.
‘You never know,’ Budenny said.
Gurenko puffed away at his cigarette with a show of resentment.
What to read after Jigsaw?
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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