Pattern for Panic (1954)
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A young Mexican man sat at the far desk scribbling on some papers. In the back wall near him was a closed door with a plain frosted-glass window. I stopped inside the entrance. A woman about forty years old, with a face like a prune biting a lemon, sat behind the desk. She glanced up, adjusted rimless glasses and looked at me.
I said, “I'd like to see Mr. Villamantes, please." She shook her head and answered in English, “He isn't here." “It's important. When will he be back?" “Not for at least a... week. He is taking his vacation." “I see. Thanks. Where can I find him?" She stared blankly at me, lips pursed. “I don't know. He is on vacation. Perhaps he went to Acapulco. Perhaps to Fortin de las Flores. I am not sure." “It's a very important transaction, I've spoken to him." “What is your name?" “Bloom.” I said the first thing that popped into my mind. “Sam Bloom." She squeezed her lips more tightly together and opened a drawer. She fingered through some white cards. “You have not spoken to him, Mr ....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A young Mexican man sat at the far desk scribbling on some papers. In the back wall near him was a closed door with a plain frosted-glass window. I stopped inside the entrance. A woman about forty years old, with a face like a prune biting a lemon, sat behind the desk. She glanced up, adjusted rimless glasses and looked at me.
I said, “I'd like to see Mr. Villamantes, please." She shook her head and answered in English, “He isn't here." “It's important. When will he be back?" “Not for at least a... week. He is taking his vacation." “I see. Thanks. Where can I find him?" She stared blankly at me, lips pursed. “I don't know. He is on vacation. Perhaps he went to Acapulco. Perhaps to Fortin de las Flores. I am not sure." “It's a very important transaction, I've spoken to him." “What is your name?" “Bloom.” I said the first thing that popped into my mind. “Sam Bloom." She squeezed her lips more tightly together and opened a drawer. She fingered through some white cards. “You have not spoken to him, Mr ....
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard S. Prather to read onlineMoreLess
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