Treasure of Saint-Lazare
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They had an accomplice, the driver, who seems to be the boss. Unfortunately he got away, but not before the good citizens of Paris beat him quite thoroughly after he stabbed the hotel clerk. It seems some of the pedestrians were the right age to remember the war.”
Everyone’s eyes were fixed on Philippe, who sat at the head of the dining table. The women, especially, gave him their rapt attention. At two inches shorter than Eddie and reed thin, he looked like an actor playing a French aristocrat,... down to the tonsured bullet head fringed with short gray hair. In fact, he was the son of a small-town policeman and a schoolteacher, and had risen to the upper ranks of the Paris police on the strength of a strong performance in school, keen investigative skills, and his political sense, which included his friendship with Margaux’s father. Gabriel, tall and trim in his working uniform of starched white shirt and blue trousers, sat at his left to take notes. Margaux had placed his kepi carefully on a sideboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had an accomplice, the driver, who seems to be the boss. Unfortunately he got away, but not before the good citizens of Paris beat him quite thoroughly after he stabbed the hotel clerk. It seems some of the pedestrians were the right age to remember the war.”
Everyone’s eyes were fixed on Philippe, who sat at the head of the dining table. The women, especially, gave him their rapt attention. At two inches shorter than Eddie and reed thin, he looked like an actor playing a French aristocrat,... down to the tonsured bullet head fringed with short gray hair. In fact, he was the son of a small-town policeman and a schoolteacher, and had risen to the upper ranks of the Paris police on the strength of a strong performance in school, keen investigative skills, and his political sense, which included his friendship with Margaux’s father. Gabriel, tall and trim in his working uniform of starched white shirt and blue trousers, sat at his left to take notes. Margaux had placed his kepi carefully on a sideboard.
What to read after Treasure of Saint-Lazare?
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