Game Without Rules (2013)
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Behrens adjusted his glasses, aligned his left foot against the telltale, raised the heavy brass dart until it was level with his eye and flipped it. As it left his hand the door of the public bar of the Lamb opened and a man came in.
Mr. Behrens’ opponents said, “Double four. Nice shot.”
The newcomer said, “Good God, if it isn’t Mr. Behrens.”
Mr. Behrens came out of the trance which affects a dart player trying for his final double, blinked and said, “I’ve got a feeling I ought to know your fac...e.”
“No reason you should,” said the newcomer. He was a man in his early forties with hair already thinning and greying, a long thick nose and shrewd brown eyes. “When you last saw me I was fifteen and spotty.”
“Now wait a minute,” said Mr. Behrens. “Wait a minute. Talbot. No. Tabor.”
“Right, sir. Alan Tabor. And I hope I didn’t put you off your throw.”
“Not half you didn’t,” said his opponent. “If a bomb went off in the next room, he’d still get his double four.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behrens adjusted his glasses, aligned his left foot against the telltale, raised the heavy brass dart until it was level with his eye and flipped it. As it left his hand the door of the public bar of the Lamb opened and a man came in.
Mr. Behrens’ opponents said, “Double four. Nice shot.”
The newcomer said, “Good God, if it isn’t Mr. Behrens.”
Mr. Behrens came out of the trance which affects a dart player trying for his final double, blinked and said, “I’ve got a feeling I ought to know your fac...e.”
“No reason you should,” said the newcomer. He was a man in his early forties with hair already thinning and greying, a long thick nose and shrewd brown eyes. “When you last saw me I was fifteen and spotty.”
“Now wait a minute,” said Mr. Behrens. “Wait a minute. Talbot. No. Tabor.”
“Right, sir. Alan Tabor. And I hope I didn’t put you off your throw.”
“Not half you didn’t,” said his opponent. “If a bomb went off in the next room, he’d still get his double four.”
What to read after Game Without Rules?
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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