Rough Trade
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Rue des Maraîchers A shop at street level, its windows painted over. Soleiman pushed open the door and went directly into the workroom. Thicket of cables, machines, as everywhere else. Eight illegal Turks, four French women workers and a little old man who was already elderly, in his seventies, quivering with rage. When he saw Soleiman come in he rushed to his desk at the back of the room, opened the drawer and brandished a revolver at him. The girls were terrified, the Turks ready to fight. S...oleiman smiled. It was like a scene from vaudeville.
Half an hour later the boss put his pistol away and called the police station.
‘I’ve been occupied.’ ‘Who by?’ ‘Ten or so workers.’ ‘Where from?’ ‘They’re my workers.’ ‘So what’s the problem?’ ‘There’s a stranger with them.’ Soleiman, in a loud voice: ‘I’m the official representative of the Defence Committee for Turks in France.’ Nobody at the commissariat was keen to rush over: Dispute over working conditions, negotiate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rue des Maraîchers A shop at street level, its windows painted over. Soleiman pushed open the door and went directly into the workroom. Thicket of cables, machines, as everywhere else. Eight illegal Turks, four French women workers and a little old man who was already elderly, in his seventies, quivering with rage. When he saw Soleiman come in he rushed to his desk at the back of the room, opened the drawer and brandished a revolver at him. The girls were terrified, the Turks ready to fight. S...oleiman smiled. It was like a scene from vaudeville.
Half an hour later the boss put his pistol away and called the police station.
‘I’ve been occupied.’ ‘Who by?’ ‘Ten or so workers.’ ‘Where from?’ ‘They’re my workers.’ ‘So what’s the problem?’ ‘There’s a stranger with them.’ Soleiman, in a loud voice: ‘I’m the official representative of the Defence Committee for Turks in France.’ Nobody at the commissariat was keen to rush over: Dispute over working conditions, negotiate.
What to read after Rough Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dominique Manotti to read onlineMoreLess
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