Constable & Toop (2012)
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He wore a navy-blue suit and a badge with his name on it: Sergeant Brinks. Broad shoulders, bulging arms – Lapsewood wouldn’t have been surprised to find that he had more than five fingers on his huge hands. The cuffs he slapped over his wrists were moulded into the shape of a pair of metal hands connected by a chain.
‘Just try turning to Ether Dust with these on,’ grunted Sergeant Brinks.
‘Please, General Colt,’ Lapsewood protested as the Enforcer led him out of the office. ‘Send someone to fin...d Doris McNally. She’ll explain. She’s at the school in Whitechapel.’ ‘Get him out of here,’ barked General Colt.
The door closed behind them and Sergeant Brinks dragged Lapsewood along the corridor and down the staircase. ‘You keep on struggling like that and I’ll be forced to use my Ether Beater,’ he said.
‘There’s been a mistake,’ said Lapsewood.
‘That’s good,’ replied Sergeant Brinks.
‘It’s not good. It means you’re arresting an innocent man.’ ‘I’m not arresting you.’ ‘You’re not?’ ‘Oh no, your actual arrest requires a lot more paperwork.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wore a navy-blue suit and a badge with his name on it: Sergeant Brinks. Broad shoulders, bulging arms – Lapsewood wouldn’t have been surprised to find that he had more than five fingers on his huge hands. The cuffs he slapped over his wrists were moulded into the shape of a pair of metal hands connected by a chain.
‘Just try turning to Ether Dust with these on,’ grunted Sergeant Brinks.
‘Please, General Colt,’ Lapsewood protested as the Enforcer led him out of the office. ‘Send someone to fin...d Doris McNally. She’ll explain. She’s at the school in Whitechapel.’ ‘Get him out of here,’ barked General Colt.
The door closed behind them and Sergeant Brinks dragged Lapsewood along the corridor and down the staircase. ‘You keep on struggling like that and I’ll be forced to use my Ether Beater,’ he said.
‘There’s been a mistake,’ said Lapsewood.
‘That’s good,’ replied Sergeant Brinks.
‘It’s not good. It means you’re arresting an innocent man.’ ‘I’m not arresting you.’ ‘You’re not?’ ‘Oh no, your actual arrest requires a lot more paperwork.
What to read after Constable & Toop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gareth P. Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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