Mrs. Pollifax And the Hong Kong Buddha (2014)
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Pollifax and the Hong Kong Buddha 4 In a state of considerable astonishment Mrs. Pollifax slipped her feet back into her shoes and without exploring the Peak any further, without even venturing into the tower, she boarded the next tram back into the city.
“How …?” she asked herself, and then, “who …?” and then, “when …?”
As the cable car descended at what seemed a perpendicular slant, she gazed unseeingly at the tops of green trees and the roofs of villas hugging the sides of the mountain and re...constructed the scene in her mind. Mr. Detwiler had removed the Buddha from her grasp and summoned the girl Lotus; it was not likely the message had come from him after his refusing to produce Sheng Ti. “Have Mr. Feng wrap this,” he’d told the girl, but she could not conceive of Mr. Feng adding the message to the Buddha, either, when he’d not even cared to admit Sheng Ti’s existence.
The tram reached the bottom and Mrs. Pollifax made her exit, crossed the boulevard and limped wearily down Garden Road toward the Hong Kong Hilton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollifax and the Hong Kong Buddha 4 In a state of considerable astonishment Mrs. Pollifax slipped her feet back into her shoes and without exploring the Peak any further, without even venturing into the tower, she boarded the next tram back into the city.
“How …?” she asked herself, and then, “who …?” and then, “when …?”
As the cable car descended at what seemed a perpendicular slant, she gazed unseeingly at the tops of green trees and the roofs of villas hugging the sides of the mountain and re...constructed the scene in her mind. Mr. Detwiler had removed the Buddha from her grasp and summoned the girl Lotus; it was not likely the message had come from him after his refusing to produce Sheng Ti. “Have Mr. Feng wrap this,” he’d told the girl, but she could not conceive of Mr. Feng adding the message to the Buddha, either, when he’d not even cared to admit Sheng Ti’s existence.
The tram reached the bottom and Mrs. Pollifax made her exit, crossed the boulevard and limped wearily down Garden Road toward the Hong Kong Hilton.
What to read after Mrs. Pollifax And the Hong Kong Buddha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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