Fourth Horseman
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Manir worked in criminal psychiatry and spent his time going around the country doing consultancy work for the courts. He was a bit like Dad in that he never stopped working. He did take holidays, though, once a year, but it was nearly always to go to Shasakstan with the family. He had never spent much time in London and had never attended a test match anywhere in England. He wouldn’t have thought of it himself, but when he was presented with the possibility of a ticket he was determined to go, ...and immediately set about rearranging his schedule. There was one day that he was unable to go because he had a court appearance that couldn’t be changed, but luckily it was on the first day of the match, so he wasn’t going to miss too much. Mum was insistent that he stay with the rest of us at her friends’ house in Kentish Town, but he wouldn’t hear of it. He booked himself into a swanky hotel near The Oval, but he let Javed stay with the rest of us. That way, he said, everybody would be happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manir worked in criminal psychiatry and spent his time going around the country doing consultancy work for the courts. He was a bit like Dad in that he never stopped working. He did take holidays, though, once a year, but it was nearly always to go to Shasakstan with the family. He had never spent much time in London and had never attended a test match anywhere in England. He wouldn’t have thought of it himself, but when he was presented with the possibility of a ticket he was determined to go, ...and immediately set about rearranging his schedule. There was one day that he was unable to go because he had a court appearance that couldn’t be changed, but luckily it was on the first day of the match, so he wasn’t going to miss too much. Mum was insistent that he stay with the rest of us at her friends’ house in Kentish Town, but he wouldn’t hear of it. He booked himself into a swanky hotel near The Oval, but he let Javed stay with the rest of us. That way, he said, everybody would be happy.
What to read after Fourth Horseman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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