Mrs. Pollifax Unveiled (2000)
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Pollifax Unveiled 5 They were lifting the man with care. “Excusez-moi,” said the guard in French, and as the crowd parted, “Accident—faire mal!” His companion, in Arabic, shouted, “Intabeh! Hakeem!” Farrell said firmly, “Let’s go. Don’t look back, Duchess, let’s go—and fast!”
“But not to the hotel,” she gasped. “Not to the hotel, Farrell. Did you see the blood? Is he dead?”
“I saw it,” he said bitterly. “And I don’t mean to sound unfeeling, but for the moment we have to wonder if he was seen tal...king to us, poor chap. Where did Khalid say the bus station is? We’ve got to get out of here—and on the double!”
“He said it’s a block beyond the post office in Tadmor, not far from the hotel. In case we wanted to mail postcards,” she added dryly, trying to walk as fast as Farrell. “Farrell, slow down, we’re tourists, remember?”
“Hah,” was his only response but he slowed his pace. “What’s the word for post office? I don’t even speak French.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollifax Unveiled 5 They were lifting the man with care. “Excusez-moi,” said the guard in French, and as the crowd parted, “Accident—faire mal!” His companion, in Arabic, shouted, “Intabeh! Hakeem!” Farrell said firmly, “Let’s go. Don’t look back, Duchess, let’s go—and fast!”
“But not to the hotel,” she gasped. “Not to the hotel, Farrell. Did you see the blood? Is he dead?”
“I saw it,” he said bitterly. “And I don’t mean to sound unfeeling, but for the moment we have to wonder if he was seen tal...king to us, poor chap. Where did Khalid say the bus station is? We’ve got to get out of here—and on the double!”
“He said it’s a block beyond the post office in Tadmor, not far from the hotel. In case we wanted to mail postcards,” she added dryly, trying to walk as fast as Farrell. “Farrell, slow down, we’re tourists, remember?”
“Hah,” was his only response but he slowed his pace. “What’s the word for post office? I don’t even speak French.”
What to read after Mrs. Pollifax Unveiled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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