1957 - the Guilty Are Afraid
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He gave me a sour look as I came into his vision.“This right for the Musketeer Club?” I asked, coming to rest before him.“Could be,” he said. “What’s it to you?”I poked the trade card under his nose and let him browse over it.“I have a date with the wine waiter. Big deal, pop. You’re holding up the wheels of commerce.”He sneered at me, then jerked his thumb to the elevator.“There’s the elevator. Right the way to the top.”He went back to his day dreams. They couldn’t be anything to get excited ab...out, but probably they amused him. I got into the elevator, pressed the button marked Musketeer Club and leaned against the wall while I was hauled up into the stratosphere. It took time. This was a goods elevator: there was nothing express about it. As I went up, I put my hand inside my coat and touched the butt of the .38 I had strapped on before leaving my hotel. The cold feel of the gun butt gave me a little comfort, but not much.After what seemed an age, the elevator came to a stop and the doors slid back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave me a sour look as I came into his vision.“This right for the Musketeer Club?” I asked, coming to rest before him.“Could be,” he said. “What’s it to you?”I poked the trade card under his nose and let him browse over it.“I have a date with the wine waiter. Big deal, pop. You’re holding up the wheels of commerce.”He sneered at me, then jerked his thumb to the elevator.“There’s the elevator. Right the way to the top.”He went back to his day dreams. They couldn’t be anything to get excited ab...out, but probably they amused him. I got into the elevator, pressed the button marked Musketeer Club and leaned against the wall while I was hauled up into the stratosphere. It took time. This was a goods elevator: there was nothing express about it. As I went up, I put my hand inside my coat and touched the butt of the .38 I had strapped on before leaving my hotel. The cold feel of the gun butt gave me a little comfort, but not much.After what seemed an age, the elevator came to a stop and the doors slid back.
What to read after 1957 - the Guilty Are Afraid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hadley Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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