The Eighth Dwarf
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Ploscaru wriggled with pleasure. It was exactly the cool and laconic greeting that he had hoped for. The American was so absolutely predictable.
“I’ve failed you, my boy,” Ploscaru said with mock despair. Then he brightened. “But there is a little parlormaid that we could scare up for you if …” He let the trail off and finished it with a small gesture.
“Never mind,” Jackson said, and turned from the blazing fire. “There’s no coal in Germany, Nick. I’ve been reading Time magazine. There’s no coal... in the American Zone, anyway. When they divided Germany up, Russia got the wheat, Britain got the coal, and America got the scenery.”
“There’s a ton of coal in the cellar, I believe.”
The dwarf was wearing his green silk dressing gown and his red slippers. His green eyes seemed to dance with anticipation over the questions that he knew would come.
“Okay, Nick. Whose house?”
“A cousin’s. A distant cousin—thrice removed, as I belive you say in the States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ploscaru wriggled with pleasure. It was exactly the cool and laconic greeting that he had hoped for. The American was so absolutely predictable.
“I’ve failed you, my boy,” Ploscaru said with mock despair. Then he brightened. “But there is a little parlormaid that we could scare up for you if …” He let the trail off and finished it with a small gesture.
“Never mind,” Jackson said, and turned from the blazing fire. “There’s no coal in Germany, Nick. I’ve been reading Time magazine. There’s no coal... in the American Zone, anyway. When they divided Germany up, Russia got the wheat, Britain got the coal, and America got the scenery.”
“There’s a ton of coal in the cellar, I believe.”
The dwarf was wearing his green silk dressing gown and his red slippers. His green eyes seemed to dance with anticipation over the questions that he knew would come.
“Okay, Nick. Whose house?”
“A cousin’s. A distant cousin—thrice removed, as I belive you say in the States.
What to read after The Eighth Dwarf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ross, Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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