On the Loose
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He was ashamed about having to sneak behind the Detective Sergeant’s back, and wondered how many days he would manage to avoid giving the Home Office any useful information.Faraday: You were supposed to call me last night, Renfield.Renfield: I couldn’t get away. Everyone was still in the office.Faraday: Couldn’t you have slipped out for five minutes? What have you got for me? Have there been any irregularities so far?Renfield: We’ve got an identity on the first body. The one in the freezer.Farad...ay: I’m not interested in the victim, I just need to know that you’ve caught someone. Have you?Renfield: No.Faraday: But you at least know who you’re looking for, yes?Renfield: Not exactly.Faraday: What do you mean, not exactly? Policing should be considered an exact science. Either you’re close to making an arrest, or you haven’t the faintest idea what you’re doing. Which is it?Renfield: We’re…Renfield struggled with his conscience. He knew how much trouble he could make for the PCU, but was suddenly loath to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was ashamed about having to sneak behind the Detective Sergeant’s back, and wondered how many days he would manage to avoid giving the Home Office any useful information.Faraday: You were supposed to call me last night, Renfield.Renfield: I couldn’t get away. Everyone was still in the office.Faraday: Couldn’t you have slipped out for five minutes? What have you got for me? Have there been any irregularities so far?Renfield: We’ve got an identity on the first body. The one in the freezer.Farad...ay: I’m not interested in the victim, I just need to know that you’ve caught someone. Have you?Renfield: No.Faraday: But you at least know who you’re looking for, yes?Renfield: Not exactly.Faraday: What do you mean, not exactly? Policing should be considered an exact science. Either you’re close to making an arrest, or you haven’t the faintest idea what you’re doing. Which is it?Renfield: We’re…Renfield struggled with his conscience. He knew how much trouble he could make for the PCU, but was suddenly loath to do so.
What to read after On the Loose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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