The Flying Scotsman
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“If I drink any more of that, I won’t be able to think during dinner.” He offered a small deprecatory nod. “I don’t have a head for wine?” His habitual upward inflection made it seem he had doubts about it.
“No matter, Chief Inspector,” said Mycroft Holmes, as if remarking on a minor blemish. “Not all coppers have to be hard drinkers.”
“If you ask me,” said Somerford, “too many of them are? You can’t do your work when you’re foxed.”
The old-fashioned expression took my attention. “Th...at’s what my old grandmother would call it,” I told him, glancing at my employer as I spoke.
“So did mine,” said the Chief Inspector. “I think it describes the state of slight intoxication very well, don’t you?”
“It does create an impression,” I said, noticing out of the corner of my eye that Mycroft Holmes was encouraging these observations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“If I drink any more of that, I won’t be able to think during dinner.” He offered a small deprecatory nod. “I don’t have a head for wine?” His habitual upward inflection made it seem he had doubts about it.
“No matter, Chief Inspector,” said Mycroft Holmes, as if remarking on a minor blemish. “Not all coppers have to be hard drinkers.”
“If you ask me,” said Somerford, “too many of them are? You can’t do your work when you’re foxed.”
The old-fashioned expression took my attention. “Th...at’s what my old grandmother would call it,” I told him, glancing at my employer as I spoke.
“So did mine,” said the Chief Inspector. “I think it describes the state of slight intoxication very well, don’t you?”
“It does create an impression,” I said, noticing out of the corner of my eye that Mycroft Holmes was encouraging these observations.
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