Yellowthread Street
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As Detective Inspector Phil Auden went through the door of the Yellowthread Street Police Station in the district of Hong Bay and the day shift left, night fell, seven Jumbo jets carrying a total of two thousand tourists, businessmen, wives and others landed in procession at Kai Tak airport, an American destroyer disembarked eight hundred bored, thirsty, lustful, belligerent sailors for forty-eight hours shore leave, and the Chinese Communists across the border took it into their heads to turn t...he water off.
Constable Sun looked up from his desk and said, ‘They’ve turned the water off.’ ‘Shit!’ said Detective Inspector Auden.
Four streets away from the Yellowthread Street Police Station where Detective Inspector Auden said ‘Shit!’ and Constable Sun shrugged, a man named Chen went back to his room in Cuttlefish Lane near the fish markets with an axe and used it to halve his wife and quarter her boyfriend.
Bill Spencer said, ‘When was that?’ ‘Just now,’ Constable Sun said, ‘my brother rang me to ask if I could get him some.’ ‘How are you supposed to be able to get him water?’ Auden asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Detective Inspector Phil Auden went through the door of the Yellowthread Street Police Station in the district of Hong Bay and the day shift left, night fell, seven Jumbo jets carrying a total of two thousand tourists, businessmen, wives and others landed in procession at Kai Tak airport, an American destroyer disembarked eight hundred bored, thirsty, lustful, belligerent sailors for forty-eight hours shore leave, and the Chinese Communists across the border took it into their heads to turn t...he water off.
Constable Sun looked up from his desk and said, ‘They’ve turned the water off.’ ‘Shit!’ said Detective Inspector Auden.
Four streets away from the Yellowthread Street Police Station where Detective Inspector Auden said ‘Shit!’ and Constable Sun shrugged, a man named Chen went back to his room in Cuttlefish Lane near the fish markets with an axe and used it to halve his wife and quarter her boyfriend.
Bill Spencer said, ‘When was that?’ ‘Just now,’ Constable Sun said, ‘my brother rang me to ask if I could get him some.’ ‘How are you supposed to be able to get him water?’ Auden asked.
What to read after Yellowthread Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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