Playing the Moldovans At Tennis
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I saw a man, a foreigner, an Englishman, called Tony, stranded – unable to squeeze on to a bus, falling prey to bandits and shivering in a ditch as the night closed in. That did it, I was staying. I looked up at the driver and I shook my head to him. He shook his. I dropped my eyes to the floor. I was making it abundantly clear that I wasn't budging. I heard the driver mumble something under his breath, and observed from the corner of my eye as he threw his head back in frustration and turned to... make his way back to the driver's compartment. A murmur of disapproval. Then the engine starting. The girl looked at me.
You come to Orhei?' she asked.
Yes, I come to Orhei.' I was going to Orhei.
'Where you go now?' asked the girl, as I stood in the area of wasteland that appeared to be Orhei town centre.
'I don't know. I thought I'd get something to eat. Is there a restaurant in Orhei?' 'Restaurant? No, I do not think so.' 'No restaurant? There must be one, surely?' 'Maybe. Come with me.' Maybe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw a man, a foreigner, an Englishman, called Tony, stranded – unable to squeeze on to a bus, falling prey to bandits and shivering in a ditch as the night closed in. That did it, I was staying. I looked up at the driver and I shook my head to him. He shook his. I dropped my eyes to the floor. I was making it abundantly clear that I wasn't budging. I heard the driver mumble something under his breath, and observed from the corner of my eye as he threw his head back in frustration and turned to... make his way back to the driver's compartment. A murmur of disapproval. Then the engine starting. The girl looked at me.
You come to Orhei?' she asked.
Yes, I come to Orhei.' I was going to Orhei.
'Where you go now?' asked the girl, as I stood in the area of wasteland that appeared to be Orhei town centre.
'I don't know. I thought I'd get something to eat. Is there a restaurant in Orhei?' 'Restaurant? No, I do not think so.' 'No restaurant? There must be one, surely?' 'Maybe. Come with me.' Maybe.
What to read after Playing the Moldovans At Tennis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Hawks to read onlineMoreLess
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