Maxwell's Return
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‘What’s the matter with it?’ Gerry Tranter’s stand-up patter left a little to be desired.
‘I thought I did the jokes around here.’ Peter Maxwell squeezed past on his way to a chair. There were general ‘Hellos’ and ‘About times’ and ‘What are you doing heres’ from old colleagues who had secretly missed the man. Only Ben Holton went far enough back with Maxwell to risk going further – ‘Glad to see the old extradition treaty still works.’ ‘Oh, it does.’ Maxwell reached across heads to shake the man...’s hand. ‘I just told them, “I am now and I have always been a member of the Communist Party.”’ He held his right hand over his heart. ‘So help me Rhonda.’ Anyone who had been in on All Hell Day would have seen Bernard Ryan, but those who hadn’t nodded or raised an eyebrow, depending on their level of sophistication. Only the two NQTs at the front looked on as the Dauntless Three took their positions at the front of the room. All they saw was the headteacher who had interviewed them both last June, a rather nervous looking bloke they assumed was his deputy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘What’s the matter with it?’ Gerry Tranter’s stand-up patter left a little to be desired.
‘I thought I did the jokes around here.’ Peter Maxwell squeezed past on his way to a chair. There were general ‘Hellos’ and ‘About times’ and ‘What are you doing heres’ from old colleagues who had secretly missed the man. Only Ben Holton went far enough back with Maxwell to risk going further – ‘Glad to see the old extradition treaty still works.’ ‘Oh, it does.’ Maxwell reached across heads to shake the man...’s hand. ‘I just told them, “I am now and I have always been a member of the Communist Party.”’ He held his right hand over his heart. ‘So help me Rhonda.’ Anyone who had been in on All Hell Day would have seen Bernard Ryan, but those who hadn’t nodded or raised an eyebrow, depending on their level of sophistication. Only the two NQTs at the front looked on as the Dauntless Three took their positions at the front of the room. All they saw was the headteacher who had interviewed them both last June, a rather nervous looking bloke they assumed was his deputy.
What to read after Maxwell's Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M. J. Trow to read onlineMoreLess
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