Brideshead Revisited
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''Can't we get bail or something?'Mulcaster seemed to have fallen asleep. 'I tell you the man - Rex Mottram. He'd be in his element here. 'We had some difficulty in getting in touch with him; it was half an hour before thepoliceman in charge answered my bell. At last he consented, rather sceptically, to send atelephone message to the hotel where the ball was being held. There was another longdelay and then our prison doors were opened. Seeping through the squalid air of the police station, the ...sour smell of dirt anddisinfectant, came the sweet, rich smoke of a Havana cigar - of two Havana cigars, forthe sergeant in charge was smoking also. Rex stood in the charge-room looking the embodiment indeed, the burlesque - ofpower and prosperity; he wore a fur-lined overcoat with broad astrakhan lapels and asilk hat. The police were deferential and eager to help. 'We had to do our duty, ' they said. 'Took the young gentlemen into custody for theirown protection. 'Mulcaster looked crapulous and began a confused complaint that he had been deniedlegal representation and civil rights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''Can't we get bail or something?'Mulcaster seemed to have fallen asleep. 'I tell you the man - Rex Mottram. He'd be in his element here. 'We had some difficulty in getting in touch with him; it was half an hour before thepoliceman in charge answered my bell. At last he consented, rather sceptically, to send atelephone message to the hotel where the ball was being held. There was another longdelay and then our prison doors were opened. Seeping through the squalid air of the police station, the ...sour smell of dirt anddisinfectant, came the sweet, rich smoke of a Havana cigar - of two Havana cigars, forthe sergeant in charge was smoking also. Rex stood in the charge-room looking the embodiment indeed, the burlesque - ofpower and prosperity; he wore a fur-lined overcoat with broad astrakhan lapels and asilk hat. The police were deferential and eager to help. 'We had to do our duty, ' they said. 'Took the young gentlemen into custody for theirown protection. 'Mulcaster looked crapulous and began a confused complaint that he had been deniedlegal representation and civil rights.
What to read after Brideshead Revisited?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Waugh to read onlineMoreLess
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