The Factory
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He was a small man, with a hedge of hair around the edge of a completely bald head and vague eyes which conveyed the impression that he was thinking about something else during a conversation, which he frequently was. His predominant training had been in higher mathematics although he did not follow the art like the financial experts in the department: in fact money and finance often confused him and brought sharp letters from his bank manager. He also held a First-Class Honours degree in electr...onic theory and engineering. He did word puzzles and arithmetic riddles, the most difficult he could find, and played chess at a club which was on his way home to his bachelor apartment in the Hampstead district of London. Axton was a man of few regrets but one of them was that the security needs of the Factory made it impossible for him ever to attend the Grand Master tournaments in which the great Russian exponents played. He read their books, though, and followed the competition moves when they were reproduced in newspapers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a small man, with a hedge of hair around the edge of a completely bald head and vague eyes which conveyed the impression that he was thinking about something else during a conversation, which he frequently was. His predominant training had been in higher mathematics although he did not follow the art like the financial experts in the department: in fact money and finance often confused him and brought sharp letters from his bank manager. He also held a First-Class Honours degree in electr...onic theory and engineering. He did word puzzles and arithmetic riddles, the most difficult he could find, and played chess at a club which was on his way home to his bachelor apartment in the Hampstead district of London. Axton was a man of few regrets but one of them was that the security needs of the Factory made it impossible for him ever to attend the Grand Master tournaments in which the great Russian exponents played. He read their books, though, and followed the competition moves when they were reproduced in newspapers.
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