Murderers' Row
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That was Teddy, behind me, trying to get a look at her parent as I put him into the bunk beside Louis. It was a damn fool question. Probably none of us were going to be all right. Certainly Dr. Norman Michaelis wasn’t, not if I could help it.
He looked about as you’d expect a man to look after being imprisoned for a lengthy interval in a ruined cellar. He seemed to be wearing slacks, a sport shirt, and rubber-soled shoes. I remembered that he’d vanished while out sailing. The mechanics of it had... never been explained to me, and didn’t really matter. I wasn’t about to wake him up to ask him.
The clothes were filthy, his hair was long and tangled, and he had a beard like a hermit. He looked half-starved to boot. He was out cold.
“What’s the matter with him?” Teddy wailed. “Why doesn’t he wake up?”
I said, “They’ve got him under drugs. It’s the lazy man’s way of keeping a prisoner quiet. Besides, the right drugs used long enough affect the will to resist. I guess they were softening him up for the interrogation experts.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was Teddy, behind me, trying to get a look at her parent as I put him into the bunk beside Louis. It was a damn fool question. Probably none of us were going to be all right. Certainly Dr. Norman Michaelis wasn’t, not if I could help it.
He looked about as you’d expect a man to look after being imprisoned for a lengthy interval in a ruined cellar. He seemed to be wearing slacks, a sport shirt, and rubber-soled shoes. I remembered that he’d vanished while out sailing. The mechanics of it had... never been explained to me, and didn’t really matter. I wasn’t about to wake him up to ask him.
The clothes were filthy, his hair was long and tangled, and he had a beard like a hermit. He looked half-starved to boot. He was out cold.
“What’s the matter with him?” Teddy wailed. “Why doesn’t he wake up?”
I said, “They’ve got him under drugs. It’s the lazy man’s way of keeping a prisoner quiet. Besides, the right drugs used long enough affect the will to resist. I guess they were softening him up for the interrogation experts.”
What to read after Murderers' Row?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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