The Scent of Death (2013)
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I went directly there from Mr Townley’s house.
Part of the establishment had been commandeered as temporary accommodation for refugees who arrived in the city without means of support or friends to vouch for them. These unhappy people eked out a miserable existence. They were detained in two long rooms, men in one and women in the other, and allowed to exercise in the yard between them.
The rooms were partly below ground level, which at least kept them cool in summer. Overcrowding was a problem ...for the city received far more refugees than it could handle and those without resources of their own put an intolerable strain on the government.
They knew my face at the Provost for I was frequently obliged to go there by way of business. A clerk conducted me down the stone stairs to the room where an official served as a sort of turnkey controlling the comings and goings of the refugees. He was a red-faced Virginian who had grown plump on the pickings from his position.
He had no bribe from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went directly there from Mr Townley’s house.
Part of the establishment had been commandeered as temporary accommodation for refugees who arrived in the city without means of support or friends to vouch for them. These unhappy people eked out a miserable existence. They were detained in two long rooms, men in one and women in the other, and allowed to exercise in the yard between them.
The rooms were partly below ground level, which at least kept them cool in summer. Overcrowding was a problem ...for the city received far more refugees than it could handle and those without resources of their own put an intolerable strain on the government.
They knew my face at the Provost for I was frequently obliged to go there by way of business. A clerk conducted me down the stone stairs to the room where an official served as a sort of turnkey controlling the comings and goings of the refugees. He was a red-faced Virginian who had grown plump on the pickings from his position.
He had no bribe from me.
What to read after The Scent of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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