Kaeti & Company
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‘Wadn’t quite so funny at the end,’ she said.
‘My dear,’ I said, ‘nothing’s funny at the end. There’s only one Death.’ She changed the subject. ‘What’s the next one then?’ ‘Oh, very straight-laced,’ I said. ‘Little secretary-bird. You’ll have to watch it this time.’ ‘Oh, come orf it,’ she said. She grabbed the script, scanned rapidly. ‘Christ,’ she said. ‘Stroll on …’ By this time I was getting just a hint of how to handle her. ‘You’re a damned good actress,’ I said.
She sniffed. ‘I’m a dolly bi...rd,’ she said. ‘We ’ave ter be.’ I poured her a drink. ‘My agent says it’s a gem,’ I said persuasively.
She put the script down, crossed her legs sedately. Flicked her skirt over her knees. ‘I’ll do my best,’ she said. ‘I’m very honoured, honestly.’ She was in part already of course. She opened her cigarettes, changed her mind and put them down. ‘Terrible thing, smoking,’ she said. ‘I really am going to give it up.’ She sipped whisky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Wadn’t quite so funny at the end,’ she said.
‘My dear,’ I said, ‘nothing’s funny at the end. There’s only one Death.’ She changed the subject. ‘What’s the next one then?’ ‘Oh, very straight-laced,’ I said. ‘Little secretary-bird. You’ll have to watch it this time.’ ‘Oh, come orf it,’ she said. She grabbed the script, scanned rapidly. ‘Christ,’ she said. ‘Stroll on …’ By this time I was getting just a hint of how to handle her. ‘You’re a damned good actress,’ I said.
She sniffed. ‘I’m a dolly bi...rd,’ she said. ‘We ’ave ter be.’ I poured her a drink. ‘My agent says it’s a gem,’ I said persuasively.
She put the script down, crossed her legs sedately. Flicked her skirt over her knees. ‘I’ll do my best,’ she said. ‘I’m very honoured, honestly.’ She was in part already of course. She opened her cigarettes, changed her mind and put them down. ‘Terrible thing, smoking,’ she said. ‘I really am going to give it up.’ She sipped whisky.
What to read after Kaeti & Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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