Going It Alone (2012)
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Then Tim spoke again in an unsteady voice.
‘He’d discovered something, and he came to tell us. But they got ahead of him. They’ve had better luck with him than they had with me.’ ‘No, not that. Not if you mean they’ve killed him.’ Averell heard himself speak with more conviction than he’d have supposed he could summon up in such a crisis. ‘If they’d killed Dave they wouldn’t have left his car on the spot for almost immediate discovery, while at the same time burdening themselves with his bod...y. They’d have driven away the one in the other. So there must be a different explanation.’ ‘So there must.’ Tim was now in command of himself again in a way that his uncle could only wonder at. Averell himself had seen – had just seen – death in war; Tim had never been tried that way. To Averell Dave was the acquaintance of a day, but he was Tim’s oldest friend. If Tim could take this horror and remain instantly clearheaded Tim was a man, a grown man, one could rely on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Tim spoke again in an unsteady voice.
‘He’d discovered something, and he came to tell us. But they got ahead of him. They’ve had better luck with him than they had with me.’ ‘No, not that. Not if you mean they’ve killed him.’ Averell heard himself speak with more conviction than he’d have supposed he could summon up in such a crisis. ‘If they’d killed Dave they wouldn’t have left his car on the spot for almost immediate discovery, while at the same time burdening themselves with his bod...y. They’d have driven away the one in the other. So there must be a different explanation.’ ‘So there must.’ Tim was now in command of himself again in a way that his uncle could only wonder at. Averell himself had seen – had just seen – death in war; Tim had never been tried that way. To Averell Dave was the acquaintance of a day, but he was Tim’s oldest friend. If Tim could take this horror and remain instantly clearheaded Tim was a man, a grown man, one could rely on.
What to read after Going It Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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