White Rage
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‘Hard as it might be, think of me as very delicate porcelain.’ Carefully, Murdoch helped Perlman to a sitting position. ‘I’m trying, Sergeant.’ ‘Just say porcelain porcelain over and over to yourself and you’ll start to believe it.’ Perlman’s legs dangled from the bed. Call me Dick Tracy, he thought. ‘What clothes did you bring me?’ ‘The best I could find.’ The young constable opened a plastic grocery bag and spilled the contents on the bed. ‘A shirt, a pair of trousers, socks. I tossed in boxer... shorts.’ Perlman thought of the neatly dressed Murdoch rummaging through his house. Had he stumbled on the dirty laundry pile? Had he seen the heap of burnt-down cigarettes in the bedside ashtray and the crumpled sheets and the hole singed by loose ash in the mattress and the pillowcases that didn’t match? Perlman felt a tiny tweak of shame. But was it his fault that his former cleaning woman, Maggie McGibbon, had quit the job a few months ago because of her bad back?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Hard as it might be, think of me as very delicate porcelain.’ Carefully, Murdoch helped Perlman to a sitting position. ‘I’m trying, Sergeant.’ ‘Just say porcelain porcelain over and over to yourself and you’ll start to believe it.’ Perlman’s legs dangled from the bed. Call me Dick Tracy, he thought. ‘What clothes did you bring me?’ ‘The best I could find.’ The young constable opened a plastic grocery bag and spilled the contents on the bed. ‘A shirt, a pair of trousers, socks. I tossed in boxer... shorts.’ Perlman thought of the neatly dressed Murdoch rummaging through his house. Had he stumbled on the dirty laundry pile? Had he seen the heap of burnt-down cigarettes in the bedside ashtray and the crumpled sheets and the hole singed by loose ash in the mattress and the pillowcases that didn’t match? Perlman felt a tiny tweak of shame. But was it his fault that his former cleaning woman, Maggie McGibbon, had quit the job a few months ago because of her bad back?
What to read after White Rage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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