Our Man in Havana
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‘I’ve been invited to make a speech.’ ‘Where?’ Milly asked, looking politely up from the Horsewoman’s Year Book. It was the evening hour when work was over and the last gold light lay flat across the roofs and touched the honey-coloured hair and the whisky in his glass.
‘At the annual lunch of the European Traders’ Association. Dr Braun, the President, has asked me to make one – as the oldest member. The guest of honour is the American Consul-General,’ he added with pride. It seemed such a short... time ago that he had come to Havana and met with her family in the Floridita bar the girl who was Milly’s mother; now he was the oldest trader there. Many had retired: some had gone home to fight in the last war – English, German, French – but he had been rejected because of his bad leg. None of these had returned to Cuba.
‘What will you talk about?’ He said sadly, ‘I shan’t. I wouldn’t know what to say.’ ‘I bet you’d speak better than any of them.’ ‘Oh no.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I’ve been invited to make a speech.’ ‘Where?’ Milly asked, looking politely up from the Horsewoman’s Year Book. It was the evening hour when work was over and the last gold light lay flat across the roofs and touched the honey-coloured hair and the whisky in his glass.
‘At the annual lunch of the European Traders’ Association. Dr Braun, the President, has asked me to make one – as the oldest member. The guest of honour is the American Consul-General,’ he added with pride. It seemed such a short... time ago that he had come to Havana and met with her family in the Floridita bar the girl who was Milly’s mother; now he was the oldest trader there. Many had retired: some had gone home to fight in the last war – English, German, French – but he had been rejected because of his bad leg. None of these had returned to Cuba.
‘What will you talk about?’ He said sadly, ‘I shan’t. I wouldn’t know what to say.’ ‘I bet you’d speak better than any of them.’ ‘Oh no.
What to read after Our Man in Havana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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