Brotherhood And Others
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Hong Kong Time In a private dining room above an alley on the crowded peninsula of Kowloon, the Moon Dragon spooned rare tea leaves into a fired clay pot while using his peripheral vision to examine his visitor for any sign of worry.
“You are sure that everything has been taken care of, Mr. Farley?” he asked in English as he raised the glass kettle exactly six inches above the pot and poured boiling water into it.
A British expatriate in his mid-forties, Farley exuded a competent air when he rep...lied, “Precisely as you requested, Mr. Long.”
“I trust so,” Long replied, and sat back to let the tea steep.
Long Chan-Juan was in his early fifties, and in robust health. He wore a finely tailored Hermès blue suit, starched white shirt, Parisian silk tie, hand-sewn shoes, and a rare Cartier watch, a gift from his wife. On his right hand was a gold signet ring that depicted a crescent moon and a winged lizard, an iconic representation of his name, which meant Moon Dragon in Cantonese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hong Kong Time In a private dining room above an alley on the crowded peninsula of Kowloon, the Moon Dragon spooned rare tea leaves into a fired clay pot while using his peripheral vision to examine his visitor for any sign of worry.
“You are sure that everything has been taken care of, Mr. Farley?” he asked in English as he raised the glass kettle exactly six inches above the pot and poured boiling water into it.
A British expatriate in his mid-forties, Farley exuded a competent air when he rep...lied, “Precisely as you requested, Mr. Long.”
“I trust so,” Long replied, and sat back to let the tea steep.
Long Chan-Juan was in his early fifties, and in robust health. He wore a finely tailored Hermès blue suit, starched white shirt, Parisian silk tie, hand-sewn shoes, and a rare Cartier watch, a gift from his wife. On his right hand was a gold signet ring that depicted a crescent moon and a winged lizard, an iconic representation of his name, which meant Moon Dragon in Cantonese.
What to read after Brotherhood And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan, Mark, 1874-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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