Medusa (2012)
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Corsack answered immediately. Tiller told him that Roland had to go register with the New Orleans police, and Corsack seemed to accept this bit of obfuscation without further elaboration. “While he’s busy, I thought maybe we could check into this case ourselves,” Tiller said.
“Yes, yes!” Corsack agreed energetically to the idea. “I give you an address where to pick me up. Give me perhaps an hour, hour and a half, for there is something that first I must do.” Tiller said he’d meet him in an hou...r and a half, and wrote down the address on a piece of hotel stationary. Then he sat down on his bed and resumed reading the newspaper. He had finished the cartoons and the political section, in that order, and was halfway through the world news when there was a knock at the door. “Who is it?” Tiller called gruffly, without getting up. “I didn’t order any room service.” “Police,” he heard from the other side. He recognized the voice as that of Detective Bishop. “Well, come on in, then, it isn’t locked.” Bishop came through the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corsack answered immediately. Tiller told him that Roland had to go register with the New Orleans police, and Corsack seemed to accept this bit of obfuscation without further elaboration. “While he’s busy, I thought maybe we could check into this case ourselves,” Tiller said.
“Yes, yes!” Corsack agreed energetically to the idea. “I give you an address where to pick me up. Give me perhaps an hour, hour and a half, for there is something that first I must do.” Tiller said he’d meet him in an hou...r and a half, and wrote down the address on a piece of hotel stationary. Then he sat down on his bed and resumed reading the newspaper. He had finished the cartoons and the political section, in that order, and was halfway through the world news when there was a knock at the door. “Who is it?” Tiller called gruffly, without getting up. “I didn’t order any room service.” “Police,” he heard from the other side. He recognized the voice as that of Detective Bishop. “Well, come on in, then, it isn’t locked.” Bishop came through the door.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy C. Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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