The Cry of the Halidon (2011)
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It was their silent, hostile answer to the “horrid little buggers.” They joined the others in the bar and, as a good captain should, McAuliff was seen talking to the maître d’; all knew the evening was being paid for by their director.
Charles Whitehall lived up to Ferguson’s judgment. His talent was professional; his island patter songs—filled with Caribbean idiom and Jamaican wit—were funny, brittle, cold, and episodically hot. His voice had the clear, high-pitched thrust of a Kingston ballade...er; only his eyes remained remote. He was entertaining and amusing, but he was neither entertained nor amused himself, thought Alex.
He was performing.
And finally, after nearly two hours, he wearied of the chore, accepted the cheers of the half-drunken room, and wandered to the table. After receiving individual shakes, claps, and hugs from Ferguson, the Jensens, Alison Booth, and Alex, he opted for a chair next to McAuliff. Ferguson had been sitting there—encouraged by Alex—but the young botanist was only too happy to move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was their silent, hostile answer to the “horrid little buggers.” They joined the others in the bar and, as a good captain should, McAuliff was seen talking to the maître d’; all knew the evening was being paid for by their director.
Charles Whitehall lived up to Ferguson’s judgment. His talent was professional; his island patter songs—filled with Caribbean idiom and Jamaican wit—were funny, brittle, cold, and episodically hot. His voice had the clear, high-pitched thrust of a Kingston ballade...er; only his eyes remained remote. He was entertaining and amusing, but he was neither entertained nor amused himself, thought Alex.
He was performing.
And finally, after nearly two hours, he wearied of the chore, accepted the cheers of the half-drunken room, and wandered to the table. After receiving individual shakes, claps, and hugs from Ferguson, the Jensens, Alison Booth, and Alex, he opted for a chair next to McAuliff. Ferguson had been sitting there—encouraged by Alex—but the young botanist was only too happy to move.
What to read after The Cry of the Halidon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ludlum to read onlineMoreLess
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