The Flemish House (2013)
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The Hammer Maigret had decided to sleep in, less out of laziness than for want of anything better to do. It was about ten o’clock when he had an unpleasant awakening.
First of all there was a violent knocking at his door, which he hated more than anything. Then, his senses still befuddled, he made out the rattle of rain on the balcony.
‘Who is it?’ ‘Machère.’ He called out his name as if he were making a triumphant bugle call.
‘Come in! Go and open the curtains …’ And Maigret, still ...in bed, saw the dull light of a filthy day flowing in. Downstairs, a fisherwoman was negotiating with the hotel landlord.
‘Some news! It came in this morning with the first post …’ ‘Just a moment! Would you please call downstairs for them to bring me up my breakfast, because there’s no service bell …’ And without leaving his bed, Maigret lit a pipe that lay ready filled within his reach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Hammer Maigret had decided to sleep in, less out of laziness than for want of anything better to do. It was about ten o’clock when he had an unpleasant awakening.
First of all there was a violent knocking at his door, which he hated more than anything. Then, his senses still befuddled, he made out the rattle of rain on the balcony.
‘Who is it?’ ‘Machère.’ He called out his name as if he were making a triumphant bugle call.
‘Come in! Go and open the curtains …’ And Maigret, still ...in bed, saw the dull light of a filthy day flowing in. Downstairs, a fisherwoman was negotiating with the hotel landlord.
‘Some news! It came in this morning with the first post …’ ‘Just a moment! Would you please call downstairs for them to bring me up my breakfast, because there’s no service bell …’ And without leaving his bed, Maigret lit a pipe that lay ready filled within his reach.
What to read after The Flemish House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Simenon to read onlineMoreLess
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