1968 - An Ear to the Ground
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Shelley are here,’ she told him. ‘They have an appointment.’‘Sure . . . send them right in.’ Frisby pushed aside the file and leaned back in his executive’s chair. He was a slim, tall man who had been in the insurance business longer than he cared to remember. Now, at the age of fifty-five, with a first-class business under his control, he was hoping very soon that his son who was at the University would qualify and then take over some of the harder work.He was a little startled when Martha came... into his office which until her appearance had seemed to him to be large, but now as she moved towards him, the room seemed to shrink by her enormous size. The tall, stork-like man who followed her was obviously Colonel Shelley, her husband.Frisby got to his feet, shook hands and arranged chairs. Martha sat down, but Henry moved to the window, pulling at his moustache and Frisby got the impression that the Colonel was being petulant for some reason or other.Seeing him looking at Henry, Martha leaned forward and patted his arm with her hot, fat hand.‘Take no notice of the Colonel, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shelley are here,’ she told him. ‘They have an appointment.’‘Sure . . . send them right in.’ Frisby pushed aside the file and leaned back in his executive’s chair. He was a slim, tall man who had been in the insurance business longer than he cared to remember. Now, at the age of fifty-five, with a first-class business under his control, he was hoping very soon that his son who was at the University would qualify and then take over some of the harder work.He was a little startled when Martha came... into his office which until her appearance had seemed to him to be large, but now as she moved towards him, the room seemed to shrink by her enormous size. The tall, stork-like man who followed her was obviously Colonel Shelley, her husband.Frisby got to his feet, shook hands and arranged chairs. Martha sat down, but Henry moved to the window, pulling at his moustache and Frisby got the impression that the Colonel was being petulant for some reason or other.Seeing him looking at Henry, Martha leaned forward and patted his arm with her hot, fat hand.‘Take no notice of the Colonel, Mr.
What to read after 1968 - An Ear to the Ground?
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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