Jack Glass: the Story of a Murderer
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He lodged a request at the door of her IP, and, a little grumpily, she came out and into the real world. Iago went into her room. Sitting in her gel-couch, she opened her eyes, and wrath flashed in them.
‘What is it?’ she demanded. ‘Shouldn’t you be lurking about my sister?’ ‘I’m Tutor to the both of you,’ he pointed out, mildly.
‘Tutor,’ Eva scoffed. ‘What nonsense, Iago.’ At this Iago smiled. ‘Would you prefer – flunkey?’ ‘Jeeves,’ said Eva, scornfully. ‘Of course I’m not privy to ever...ything my MOHmies do. But neither am I a kid to be patronised, like . . .’ She stopped, abruptly.
‘What do you want, anyway? I’m in the middle of something. I have a PhD to finish.’ ‘Diana will be sixteen in a few weeks,’ said Iago.
‘She’ll still be a kid. She’ll be a kid at sixty-one. She has kid all the way through her, like a seam of silver running through an asteroid.’ ‘Let’s hope,’ said Iago, leaning himself back against the wall to take some of the crushing gravitational pressure off his legs, ‘that we all survive long enough to enjoy her birthday party.’ ‘Sure we could all die at any time,’ snapped Eva.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lodged a request at the door of her IP, and, a little grumpily, she came out and into the real world. Iago went into her room. Sitting in her gel-couch, she opened her eyes, and wrath flashed in them.
‘What is it?’ she demanded. ‘Shouldn’t you be lurking about my sister?’ ‘I’m Tutor to the both of you,’ he pointed out, mildly.
‘Tutor,’ Eva scoffed. ‘What nonsense, Iago.’ At this Iago smiled. ‘Would you prefer – flunkey?’ ‘Jeeves,’ said Eva, scornfully. ‘Of course I’m not privy to ever...ything my MOHmies do. But neither am I a kid to be patronised, like . . .’ She stopped, abruptly.
‘What do you want, anyway? I’m in the middle of something. I have a PhD to finish.’ ‘Diana will be sixteen in a few weeks,’ said Iago.
‘She’ll still be a kid. She’ll be a kid at sixty-one. She has kid all the way through her, like a seam of silver running through an asteroid.’ ‘Let’s hope,’ said Iago, leaning himself back against the wall to take some of the crushing gravitational pressure off his legs, ‘that we all survive long enough to enjoy her birthday party.’ ‘Sure we could all die at any time,’ snapped Eva.
What to read after Jack Glass: the Story of a Murderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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