1984 - Hit Them Where It Hurts
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‘I will inform Mr. Ackland,’ she said. ‘It is Mr. Wallace?’ I was bored with this old trout. ‘Very efficient of you, Miss Kertch. It is Miss Kertch, isn’t it?’ Tight-lipped, she flicked down a switch. ‘Mr. Wallace is here, Mr. Ackland.’ Horace Ackland, looking this time like a bishop who has breakfasted well, appeared from his office and shook hands. ‘If you will sit over there, Mr. Wallace, I have told Miss Kertch to alert you when Miss Thorsen arrives.’ I did just that and was glad to sink int...o a comfortable chair within ten feet of the reception desk. I was battling with a life-sized headache which, in spite of Suzy’s administrations and five Aspros taken this morning, still plagued me. I thought back on the previous evening. When Suzy arrived to pick me up, she had found the front door open, the graffiti on the wall, and me dragging myself off the floor. Suzy was one of the rare, unflappable girls who could handle any emergency. She helped me to the settee, saw the egg-sized swelling at the back of my right ear and, without talking, dashed into the kitchen, made an ice pack and held it tenderly against the swelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I will inform Mr. Ackland,’ she said. ‘It is Mr. Wallace?’ I was bored with this old trout. ‘Very efficient of you, Miss Kertch. It is Miss Kertch, isn’t it?’ Tight-lipped, she flicked down a switch. ‘Mr. Wallace is here, Mr. Ackland.’ Horace Ackland, looking this time like a bishop who has breakfasted well, appeared from his office and shook hands. ‘If you will sit over there, Mr. Wallace, I have told Miss Kertch to alert you when Miss Thorsen arrives.’ I did just that and was glad to sink int...o a comfortable chair within ten feet of the reception desk. I was battling with a life-sized headache which, in spite of Suzy’s administrations and five Aspros taken this morning, still plagued me. I thought back on the previous evening. When Suzy arrived to pick me up, she had found the front door open, the graffiti on the wall, and me dragging myself off the floor. Suzy was one of the rare, unflappable girls who could handle any emergency. She helped me to the settee, saw the egg-sized swelling at the back of my right ear and, without talking, dashed into the kitchen, made an ice pack and held it tenderly against the swelling.
What to read after 1984 - Hit Them Where It Hurts?
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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