The Sphinx
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He wanted to remind Gene that there was an eleven o’clock meeting the following day to discuss the West Indies negotiations, and that he expected Gene’s punctual attendance. Gene said he had everything ready, and that everything, was fine.
“Do you have a head cold?” asked Walter.
“Do I sound as if I do?”
“I don’t know.
You sound funny. Like your mouth is full of bread roll or something.”
“Oh, that,”
said Gene. “I bit my tongue by mistake.”
Walter chuckled. “You bit your tongue? I wish Henry Ness... would.”
“I wish Henry would bite his whole goddamned head off.”
After putting the phone down, Gene poured himself another drink and sat down to think some more. All his political life, he had made his mark by being the kind of man who finishes everything he sets out to do. Every 51e, every report, every incident was carefully documented, detailed, and closed. Loose ends disturbed him, and that was exactly what this business with Lorie Semple had turned out to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted to remind Gene that there was an eleven o’clock meeting the following day to discuss the West Indies negotiations, and that he expected Gene’s punctual attendance. Gene said he had everything ready, and that everything, was fine.
“Do you have a head cold?” asked Walter.
“Do I sound as if I do?”
“I don’t know.
You sound funny. Like your mouth is full of bread roll or something.”
“Oh, that,”
said Gene. “I bit my tongue by mistake.”
Walter chuckled. “You bit your tongue? I wish Henry Ness... would.”
“I wish Henry would bite his whole goddamned head off.”
After putting the phone down, Gene poured himself another drink and sat down to think some more. All his political life, he had made his mark by being the kind of man who finishes everything he sets out to do. Every 51e, every report, every incident was carefully documented, detailed, and closed. Loose ends disturbed him, and that was exactly what this business with Lorie Semple had turned out to be.
What to read after The Sphinx?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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