1963 - One Bright Summer Morning
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Since then, Garson and Mason had taken turns to watch the hotel.Since Kramer had arrived, neither of the agents had seen him. He appeared to be lying doggo. They were satisfied there was no rear exit to the hotel. When Kramer chose to show himself, they wouldn't fail to spot him.The time by Mason's strap watch was twenty minutes after eleven o'clock. The morning had been unproductive so far, but Mason was trained to patience. Often enough he had sat outside sleazy hotels for days on end without ...anything happening, but he knew, sooner or later, so long as he remained where he was, something was bound to happen.At exactly eleven-thirty, his patience was rewarded. A taxi pulled up outside the hotel and Moe Zegetti got out. After paying the cabby, he hurried into the hotel. Mason lifted the mike of his radiotelephone and reported back to Jay Dennison.“Stick with them, Abe,” Dennison said. “I'll send Tom over. When Zegetti comes out, Tom will take care of him. You take care of Kramer.”Two elderly women came down the street and entered the hotel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since then, Garson and Mason had taken turns to watch the hotel.Since Kramer had arrived, neither of the agents had seen him. He appeared to be lying doggo. They were satisfied there was no rear exit to the hotel. When Kramer chose to show himself, they wouldn't fail to spot him.The time by Mason's strap watch was twenty minutes after eleven o'clock. The morning had been unproductive so far, but Mason was trained to patience. Often enough he had sat outside sleazy hotels for days on end without ...anything happening, but he knew, sooner or later, so long as he remained where he was, something was bound to happen.At exactly eleven-thirty, his patience was rewarded. A taxi pulled up outside the hotel and Moe Zegetti got out. After paying the cabby, he hurried into the hotel. Mason lifted the mike of his radiotelephone and reported back to Jay Dennison.“Stick with them, Abe,” Dennison said. “I'll send Tom over. When Zegetti comes out, Tom will take care of him. You take care of Kramer.”Two elderly women came down the street and entered the hotel.
What to read after 1963 - One Bright Summer Morning?
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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