The Tide Can't Wait (1985)
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They were dressed in workingmen’s clothes, cloth caps, and each with a pint in his hand. It was just after the evening opening and the place was filled.
“She spent the day sight-seeing,” Stark said. He was a sawed-off man, with the long trunk so common among the Welsh. His face was sallow and he wore a drooping yellowish mustache. When it was necessary he could mimic any accent from Northern Scotland down to Cornwall and across to Ireland. Now he spoke in his normal voice which bore the remnants... of a Kansas twang. “I’ve seen more damned historical monuments than I thought existed. Two days in a row.”
“She’s at the hotel now?”
“Yeh. But she’s leaving in the morning. It cost me a pound to find out where she’s going. To some little burg not too far from Brighton.” He gave Barr the name.
Barr looked thoughtful. “There’s a Norman church there. She could be actually doing what she came here for.” His voice thinned out. “Portia Sloane also is there. At least she has a cottage near the place.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were dressed in workingmen’s clothes, cloth caps, and each with a pint in his hand. It was just after the evening opening and the place was filled.
“She spent the day sight-seeing,” Stark said. He was a sawed-off man, with the long trunk so common among the Welsh. His face was sallow and he wore a drooping yellowish mustache. When it was necessary he could mimic any accent from Northern Scotland down to Cornwall and across to Ireland. Now he spoke in his normal voice which bore the remnants... of a Kansas twang. “I’ve seen more damned historical monuments than I thought existed. Two days in a row.”
“She’s at the hotel now?”
“Yeh. But she’s leaving in the morning. It cost me a pound to find out where she’s going. To some little burg not too far from Brighton.” He gave Barr the name.
Barr looked thoughtful. “There’s a Norman church there. She could be actually doing what she came here for.” His voice thinned out. “Portia Sloane also is there. At least she has a cottage near the place.”
What to read after The Tide Can't Wait?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Trimble to read onlineMoreLess
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