The Hireling's Tale
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He was a highly intelligent man, and a dedicated police officer. He was a graduate, and a Bramshill Flier, and the likelihood was that he would make Assistant Chief Constable. No one at Queen’s Street had a bad word to say about him. At the same time, he knew that if he stayed in Castlemere for the next ten years still no one here would feel about him the way they felt about Frank Shapiro. He commanded respect, he didn’t inspire affection. He was sorry about that, but doubted there was anything ...he could do about it. He wasn’t one to court popularity, and not only because he knew it didn’t work.
In the sixteen months he’d been here he’d developed a regard for Queen’s Street that he hadn’t felt at every station where he’d served, and he would have liked to feel accepted as one of the team. But it was never going to happen. He was too young, too smart and too alien for most of them. He knew how the computers worked; he knew how to get the best out of Interpol. Men like Sergeant Bolsover, and Shapiro himself, who’d spent thirty years doing this job and knew it back to front and inside out could never wholly empathize with a man to whom crime statistics seemed important.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a highly intelligent man, and a dedicated police officer. He was a graduate, and a Bramshill Flier, and the likelihood was that he would make Assistant Chief Constable. No one at Queen’s Street had a bad word to say about him. At the same time, he knew that if he stayed in Castlemere for the next ten years still no one here would feel about him the way they felt about Frank Shapiro. He commanded respect, he didn’t inspire affection. He was sorry about that, but doubted there was anything ...he could do about it. He wasn’t one to court popularity, and not only because he knew it didn’t work.
In the sixteen months he’d been here he’d developed a regard for Queen’s Street that he hadn’t felt at every station where he’d served, and he would have liked to feel accepted as one of the team. But it was never going to happen. He was too young, too smart and too alien for most of them. He knew how the computers worked; he knew how to get the best out of Interpol. Men like Sergeant Bolsover, and Shapiro himself, who’d spent thirty years doing this job and knew it back to front and inside out could never wholly empathize with a man to whom crime statistics seemed important.
What to read after The Hireling's Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Bannister to read onlineMoreLess
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