Close Quarters
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In the case beside his bed he found an assortment of books on religious matters (for the Dean’s clerical visitors, he guessed) mixed indiscriminately with a large number of the works of the late Edgar Wallace. After hesitating for a moment between The Fellowship of the Frog and Three Devotional Aspects of Abstinence, he selected the latter as the one which would most usefully fulfil the prime function of a bedside book and embarked on discourse number one – “Fasting as an Incentive to Thought.”
...The Dean’s spare-room bed was soft, and there was something very soporific in the quarterly chiming of the cathedral dock. On the last stroke of midnight he laid his book aside and turned out the light.
He remembered hearing the first quarter after twelve and noticing that the rain was now coming down steadily. His thoughts dwelt – with the sympathy of experience – on the policeman on his beat, and he snuggled down farther into bed. It seemed a very long time before the half-hour struck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case beside his bed he found an assortment of books on religious matters (for the Dean’s clerical visitors, he guessed) mixed indiscriminately with a large number of the works of the late Edgar Wallace. After hesitating for a moment between The Fellowship of the Frog and Three Devotional Aspects of Abstinence, he selected the latter as the one which would most usefully fulfil the prime function of a bedside book and embarked on discourse number one – “Fasting as an Incentive to Thought.”
...The Dean’s spare-room bed was soft, and there was something very soporific in the quarterly chiming of the cathedral dock. On the last stroke of midnight he laid his book aside and turned out the light.
He remembered hearing the first quarter after twelve and noticing that the rain was now coming down steadily. His thoughts dwelt – with the sympathy of experience – on the policeman on his beat, and he snuggled down farther into bed. It seemed a very long time before the half-hour struck.
What to read after Close Quarters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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