No Quarter
No Quarter
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Over the phone I could hear juke and rattling glasses behind Padre’s voice. “But I know where he’s heading, if he’s not already there—Cosimo’s.” I knew the place; had never been in. “What’s he doing there?” Padre told me. Maestro hadn’t picked up. I’d speed-dialed twice, listening to successive chirping rings; then punched his regular home phone, got his answering machine. I left a where are you? message, and he didn’t pick up while I was leaving it. It seemed crucial I report to Maestro that Du...nk was now apparently hunting me. It might somehow figure in with his own dealings with Jo-Jo or the Juggernaut. Anyway, he liked to operate with a lot of info. This was info, and important. Dunk tracking me meant—had to mean—that Dunk was onto me. That put a kind of dizzy thrill of fear into me, a quality of emotion I couldn’t recall feeling before. It was entirely within the realm of possibility that Dunk’s intent was to kill me. That was an awesome, dreadful, staggering thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over the phone I could hear juke and rattling glasses behind Padre’s voice. “But I know where he’s heading, if he’s not already there—Cosimo’s.” I knew the place; had never been in. “What’s he doing there?” Padre told me. Maestro hadn’t picked up. I’d speed-dialed twice, listening to successive chirping rings; then punched his regular home phone, got his answering machine. I left a where are you? message, and he didn’t pick up while I was leaving it. It seemed crucial I report to Maestro that Du...nk was now apparently hunting me. It might somehow figure in with his own dealings with Jo-Jo or the Juggernaut. Anyway, he liked to operate with a lot of info. This was info, and important. Dunk tracking me meant—had to mean—that Dunk was onto me. That put a kind of dizzy thrill of fear into me, a quality of emotion I couldn’t recall feeling before. It was entirely within the realm of possibility that Dunk’s intent was to kill me. That was an awesome, dreadful, staggering thought.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Asprin to read onlineMoreLess
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