Don't Lie to Me
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“Better stay out of the office,” he said. “They’re having a fight in there.”
“Who?”
“Ramsey and Crane.”
“What are they fighting about?”
He shrugged, shaking his head; the internal politics of the museum didn’t interest him in the least. “Who knows,” he said. “They’re just fighting, that’s all.”
So instead of going into the office, I went off into the first display room on the right, planning to leave my lunchbag on a bench in there. I’d intended to drift on down toward the office after that, on ...the chance that the fight included raised voices—I was interested in everything having to do with the museum these days—but I was distracted by Dan Tynebourne, sitting alone and fretful in a corner of the display room. Wearing his Phil-Crane-Style clothing, but sitting there with an Ernest-Ramsey-like air of discomfort, he seemed most like a tall child dressed up for a masquerade party he doesn’t really want to attend.
He looked up at my entrance, and then got quickly to his feet, and I was surprised at how agitated he was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Better stay out of the office,” he said. “They’re having a fight in there.”
“Who?”
“Ramsey and Crane.”
“What are they fighting about?”
He shrugged, shaking his head; the internal politics of the museum didn’t interest him in the least. “Who knows,” he said. “They’re just fighting, that’s all.”
So instead of going into the office, I went off into the first display room on the right, planning to leave my lunchbag on a bench in there. I’d intended to drift on down toward the office after that, on ...the chance that the fight included raised voices—I was interested in everything having to do with the museum these days—but I was distracted by Dan Tynebourne, sitting alone and fretful in a corner of the display room. Wearing his Phil-Crane-Style clothing, but sitting there with an Ernest-Ramsey-like air of discomfort, he seemed most like a tall child dressed up for a masquerade party he doesn’t really want to attend.
He looked up at my entrance, and then got quickly to his feet, and I was surprised at how agitated he was.
What to read after Don't Lie to Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westlake Donald E. to read onlineMoreLess
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