Malarkey
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The uniformed Garda, a fresh-faced kid who looked sixteen and was probably twenty-five, walked over to the van. She raised her voice over the raucous alarm bell. "Hullo, Declan. What's the trouble?" He bent down, the better to be heard, and gave her a two- fingered salute. "I don't know yet, Miss Butler. I just got here. The front door was ajar. When the alarm lit up at the station, I hopped in the car and called for the lads at Stanyon. They'll be here in a pig's wink." Jay got out, and I follo...wed. Dad stayed in the van. The bell continued to clang. Jay introduced himself to the constable, whose surname was Byrne, and they shook hands.
The Garda touched his visor when Jay said my name. He turned back to Jay. "D'ye see, sir, the burglar may still be inside." "And you want back-up? I don't blame you." Jay approached the front door from the side, walking with care along the grassy edge of the gravel. He didn't step up onto the small stone porch or touch the door handle, but he did peer through the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The uniformed Garda, a fresh-faced kid who looked sixteen and was probably twenty-five, walked over to the van. She raised her voice over the raucous alarm bell. "Hullo, Declan. What's the trouble?" He bent down, the better to be heard, and gave her a two- fingered salute. "I don't know yet, Miss Butler. I just got here. The front door was ajar. When the alarm lit up at the station, I hopped in the car and called for the lads at Stanyon. They'll be here in a pig's wink." Jay got out, and I follo...wed. Dad stayed in the van. The bell continued to clang. Jay introduced himself to the constable, whose surname was Byrne, and they shook hands.
The Garda touched his visor when Jay said my name. He turned back to Jay. "D'ye see, sir, the burglar may still be inside." "And you want back-up? I don't blame you." Jay approached the front door from the side, walking with care along the grassy edge of the gravel. He didn't step up onto the small stone porch or touch the door handle, but he did peer through the window.
What to read after Malarkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Simonson to read onlineMoreLess
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