Malice in London
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S. Eliot used to come to get plastered. The dark-paneled walls were hung with framed photographs commemorating the bar’s former habitués.
Powell turned his attention to the young man’s driving license. “Now then, Mr., er, Snavely—or would you prefer I called you Simon?”
There was a sullen silence.
Powell sighed. “All right, Simon. Why don’t you tell me about yourself?”
He eyed Powell suspiciously. “Wh-what do you m-mean?”
“You can start by telling me what you do for a living.”
“I’m a p-p-poet,” ...he stammered.
Powell raised an eyebrow. “A poet, are you? I enjoy a bit of poetry now and again. What have you written?”
“I haven’t actually had anything p-published, but what I d-do is quite experimental.” He was sulking now.
And no doubt unreadable as well, Powell thought. “I’m interested in how you keep body and soul together—you know, pay the rent and buy your groceries.”
“It’s n-none of your f-f-frigging business.”
Powell sighed heavily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Eliot used to come to get plastered. The dark-paneled walls were hung with framed photographs commemorating the bar’s former habitués.
Powell turned his attention to the young man’s driving license. “Now then, Mr., er, Snavely—or would you prefer I called you Simon?”
There was a sullen silence.
Powell sighed. “All right, Simon. Why don’t you tell me about yourself?”
He eyed Powell suspiciously. “Wh-what do you m-mean?”
“You can start by telling me what you do for a living.”
“I’m a p-p-poet,” ...he stammered.
Powell raised an eyebrow. “A poet, are you? I enjoy a bit of poetry now and again. What have you written?”
“I haven’t actually had anything p-published, but what I d-do is quite experimental.” He was sulking now.
And no doubt unreadable as well, Powell thought. “I’m interested in how you keep body and soul together—you know, pay the rent and buy your groceries.”
“It’s n-none of your f-f-frigging business.”
Powell sighed heavily.
What to read after Malice in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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