As the Crow Flies
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“During the long vacation.”
“Have you enough money to cover such a journey?”
“I’ve still got most of that five hundred pounds you gave me when I graduated in fact the only real outlay from that was on the MG; a hundred and eighty pounds, if I remember correctly. In any case, a bachelor with his own rooms in college is hardly in need of a vast private income.” Daniel looked up as his mother entered the drawing room.
“Daniel’s thinking of going to America this summer.”
“How exciting,” said Becky, ...placing some flowers on a side table next to the Remington. “Then you must try and see the Fields in Chicago and the Bloomingdales in New York, and if you have enough time you could also... “ “Actually,”
said Daniel, leaning against the mantelpiece, “I think I’ll be trying to see Waterstone in Princeton and Stinstead at Berkeley.”
“Do I know them?” Becky frowned as she looked up from her flower arranging.
“I wouldn’t have thought so, Mother. They’re both college professors who teach maths, or math, as they call it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“During the long vacation.”
“Have you enough money to cover such a journey?”
“I’ve still got most of that five hundred pounds you gave me when I graduated in fact the only real outlay from that was on the MG; a hundred and eighty pounds, if I remember correctly. In any case, a bachelor with his own rooms in college is hardly in need of a vast private income.” Daniel looked up as his mother entered the drawing room.
“Daniel’s thinking of going to America this summer.”
“How exciting,” said Becky, ...placing some flowers on a side table next to the Remington. “Then you must try and see the Fields in Chicago and the Bloomingdales in New York, and if you have enough time you could also... “ “Actually,”
said Daniel, leaning against the mantelpiece, “I think I’ll be trying to see Waterstone in Princeton and Stinstead at Berkeley.”
“Do I know them?” Becky frowned as she looked up from her flower arranging.
“I wouldn’t have thought so, Mother. They’re both college professors who teach maths, or math, as they call it.”
What to read after As the Crow Flies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffrey Archer to read onlineMoreLess
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