The Night At the Crossroads (2014)
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The Abandoned Car ‘This way, inspector! … Nothing fancy, eh! This is just a working man’s home here …’ He pushed open the door of the house behind the garage and they walked directly into a kitchen that must also have served as a dining room, for the breakfast dishes still sat upon the table.
A woman in a pink housecoat of heavy crêpe stopped polishing a copper tap.
‘Come over here, honey, and meet Detective Chief Inspector Maigret … My wife, inspector! She could afford her own maid, min...d you … but then there’d be nothing left to do and she’d be bored!’ The woman was neither ugly nor pretty. She was about thirty. Her housecoat was cheap-looking and unflattering, and she stood awkwardly before Maigret, watching her husband.
‘Well, go and fetch us an aperitif! … An Export Cassis, chief inspector? … You’d rather we went into the drawing room? No? That’s fine! I never stand on ceremony, myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Abandoned Car ‘This way, inspector! … Nothing fancy, eh! This is just a working man’s home here …’ He pushed open the door of the house behind the garage and they walked directly into a kitchen that must also have served as a dining room, for the breakfast dishes still sat upon the table.
A woman in a pink housecoat of heavy crêpe stopped polishing a copper tap.
‘Come over here, honey, and meet Detective Chief Inspector Maigret … My wife, inspector! She could afford her own maid, min...d you … but then there’d be nothing left to do and she’d be bored!’ The woman was neither ugly nor pretty. She was about thirty. Her housecoat was cheap-looking and unflattering, and she stood awkwardly before Maigret, watching her husband.
‘Well, go and fetch us an aperitif! … An Export Cassis, chief inspector? … You’d rather we went into the drawing room? No? That’s fine! I never stand on ceremony, myself.
What to read after The Night At the Crossroads?
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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