The Thin Man (2011)
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Dorothy slumped down in her corner of the taxicab and said: “I’m going to be sick. I know I am.” She sounded as if she was telling the truth.
Nora said: “That booze.” She put her head on my shoulder. “Your wife is drunk, Nicky. Listen, you’ve got to tell me what happened—everything. Not now, tomorrow. I don’t understand a thing that was said or a thing that was done. They’re marvelous.”
Dorothy said: “Listen, I can’t go to Aunt Alice’s like this. She’d have a fit.”
Nora said: “They oughtn’t’ve h...it that fat man like that, though it must’ve been funny in a cruel way.”
Dorothy said: “I suppose I’d better go to Mamma’s.”
Nora said: “Erysipelas hasn’t got anything to do with ears. What’s a lug, Nicky?”
“An ear.”
Dorothy said: “Aunt Alice would have to see me because I forgot the key and I’d have to wake her up.”
Nora said: “I love you, Nicky, because you smell nice and know such fascinating people.”
Dorothy said: “It’s not much out of your way to drop me at Mamma’s, is it?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dorothy slumped down in her corner of the taxicab and said: “I’m going to be sick. I know I am.” She sounded as if she was telling the truth.
Nora said: “That booze.” She put her head on my shoulder. “Your wife is drunk, Nicky. Listen, you’ve got to tell me what happened—everything. Not now, tomorrow. I don’t understand a thing that was said or a thing that was done. They’re marvelous.”
Dorothy said: “Listen, I can’t go to Aunt Alice’s like this. She’d have a fit.”
Nora said: “They oughtn’t’ve h...it that fat man like that, though it must’ve been funny in a cruel way.”
Dorothy said: “I suppose I’d better go to Mamma’s.”
Nora said: “Erysipelas hasn’t got anything to do with ears. What’s a lug, Nicky?”
“An ear.”
Dorothy said: “Aunt Alice would have to see me because I forgot the key and I’d have to wake her up.”
Nora said: “I love you, Nicky, because you smell nice and know such fascinating people.”
Dorothy said: “It’s not much out of your way to drop me at Mamma’s, is it?”
What to read after The Thin Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dashiell Hammett to read onlineMoreLess
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