A Delicate Truth
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For two days now no westerly had managed to drive it away. The arched brick windows of the stable that Kit had made his office should by rights have been full of budding leaves. Instead they were blanked out with the deadly whiteness of a shroud: or so it seemed to him as he quartered the harness room in his agitation, much as three years ago he had pounded his hated prison bedroom in Gibraltar waiting for the call to arms.
It was half past six in the morning and he was still wearing the wel...lingtons he’d put on to hurry across the orchard at Mrs Marlow’s urging to take the phone call from Emily on the spurious grounds that she couldn’t get through on the Manor line. Their conversation, if you could call it that, was with him now, albeit out of sequence: part information, part exhortation, and all of it a knife thrust through the gut.
And just as in Gibraltar, so here in the stables he was muttering and cursing at himself, half aloud: Jeb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For two days now no westerly had managed to drive it away. The arched brick windows of the stable that Kit had made his office should by rights have been full of budding leaves. Instead they were blanked out with the deadly whiteness of a shroud: or so it seemed to him as he quartered the harness room in his agitation, much as three years ago he had pounded his hated prison bedroom in Gibraltar waiting for the call to arms.
It was half past six in the morning and he was still wearing the wel...lingtons he’d put on to hurry across the orchard at Mrs Marlow’s urging to take the phone call from Emily on the spurious grounds that she couldn’t get through on the Manor line. Their conversation, if you could call it that, was with him now, albeit out of sequence: part information, part exhortation, and all of it a knife thrust through the gut.
And just as in Gibraltar, so here in the stables he was muttering and cursing at himself, half aloud: Jeb.
What to read after A Delicate Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Le Carré to read onlineMoreLess
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