Hell's Corner
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Stone looked where they were headed. “This is not the way to Georgetown,” he remarked.
“I would not take you to where he is staying,” she replied. “In case we’re being followed. He will meet us near the George Washington University campus.”
“All right.”
“Your friend did not appear pleased to be left behind,” said Adelphia as they walked along. Stone had asked Chapman to stay back at the park.
“I wouldn’t either. Tell me more about Turkekul.”
“What do you want to know?” she as...ked in a cautious tone. The car horns arose from the snarled traffic as they slowly made their way west of the White House and toward GW University.
“Everything.”
“That is impossible.”
“You said he’s a scholar and a friend of this country. You said he is also far more than an academician.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stone looked where they were headed. “This is not the way to Georgetown,” he remarked.
“I would not take you to where he is staying,” she replied. “In case we’re being followed. He will meet us near the George Washington University campus.”
“All right.”
“Your friend did not appear pleased to be left behind,” said Adelphia as they walked along. Stone had asked Chapman to stay back at the park.
“I wouldn’t either. Tell me more about Turkekul.”
“What do you want to know?” she as...ked in a cautious tone. The car horns arose from the snarled traffic as they slowly made their way west of the White House and toward GW University.
“Everything.”
“That is impossible.”
“You said he’s a scholar and a friend of this country. You said he is also far more than an academician.
What to read after Hell's Corner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
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