Easy Meat
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For some minutes they exchanged pleasantries, gossiped about the Job. “Changed a lot since our day, Charlie. Used to be, all you did was put on that uniform, walk into a pub, anywhere in the city, people looked at you with respect. Now they’ll as like spit in your face as ask time of day.” Resnick waited for him to get to the point, smarting a little under the implication: as far as he was concerned, this was his day still.
“Thought we might have a jar, Charlie? Once I’ve got my feet under the t...able. One or two little things, this Snape youth, background, you could fill me in on.”
“I had the mother here today,” Resnick said. “Doesn’t see Nicky as the suicidal type; not without there was a powerful reason.”
“Only to be expected, given the circumstances. Upset, bound to be. Distraught. Probably shouldn’t give her too much credence in the circumstances.”
“She’s the lad’s mother, Bill, none the less. As a family, I think they were pretty close.”
“If there’s anything nasty in the woodshed, Charlie, I’ll poke it out.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some minutes they exchanged pleasantries, gossiped about the Job. “Changed a lot since our day, Charlie. Used to be, all you did was put on that uniform, walk into a pub, anywhere in the city, people looked at you with respect. Now they’ll as like spit in your face as ask time of day.” Resnick waited for him to get to the point, smarting a little under the implication: as far as he was concerned, this was his day still.
“Thought we might have a jar, Charlie? Once I’ve got my feet under the t...able. One or two little things, this Snape youth, background, you could fill me in on.”
“I had the mother here today,” Resnick said. “Doesn’t see Nicky as the suicidal type; not without there was a powerful reason.”
“Only to be expected, given the circumstances. Upset, bound to be. Distraught. Probably shouldn’t give her too much credence in the circumstances.”
“She’s the lad’s mother, Bill, none the less. As a family, I think they were pretty close.”
“If there’s anything nasty in the woodshed, Charlie, I’ll poke it out.”
What to read after Easy Meat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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