The Quiet Girl
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And after that, the minute hand. The girl caught up with the others. Rasper put the palms of his hands against his closed eyes. He lay there until his breathing calmed down. Under more private circumstances he would have taken off his trousers but, considering the situation, it would not be a suitable way to present himself, so he tied his jacket in front of him like a maid's apron. * * *Then he walked down to the gate. It was locked. There was an intercom and a buzzer; he leaned against the but...ton. After a minute, she came. It was the woman from the porch. At close range he could hear she was not an ordinary nurse. She had a young sound, perhaps in her mid-twenties. But tense. He handed the CD through the gate. "I think it says KlaraMaria," he said. She was not older than she seemed after all. She took the CD. She should not have done that; one should not take anything from a stranger, especially not from the great clowns. That, plus her hesitation, told him what he wanted to know. KlaraMaria was, or had been, somewhere behind the gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And after that, the minute hand. The girl caught up with the others. Rasper put the palms of his hands against his closed eyes. He lay there until his breathing calmed down. Under more private circumstances he would have taken off his trousers but, considering the situation, it would not be a suitable way to present himself, so he tied his jacket in front of him like a maid's apron. * * *Then he walked down to the gate. It was locked. There was an intercom and a buzzer; he leaned against the but...ton. After a minute, she came. It was the woman from the porch. At close range he could hear she was not an ordinary nurse. She had a young sound, perhaps in her mid-twenties. But tense. He handed the CD through the gate. "I think it says KlaraMaria," he said. She was not older than she seemed after all. She took the CD. She should not have done that; one should not take anything from a stranger, especially not from the great clowns. That, plus her hesitation, told him what he wanted to know. KlaraMaria was, or had been, somewhere behind the gate.
What to read after The Quiet Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Høeg to read onlineMoreLess
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