Mysterious Aviator (2010)
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I sat at the table drowsily examining my injuries. The clerk, having seen the boy away on his errand, came back and began rolling cigarettes. He offered me one, but I didn’t like the look of them and refused. I spoke to him again about the cognac, and he said something that sounded like “subito,” and did nothing about it.
In about ten minutes’ time we began to have visitors. One or two men came into the room together, and amongst them a short, fat little man with curly black hair. I liked the lo...ok of that one from the first. He was a man of about fifty, and I discovered later that he answered to the name of Luigi Ribotto.
He spoke for a little to the clerk, and then they turned to me. He addressed me a little hesitantly, but in quite good English. “Good evening, saire,” he said. “I am ver’ sorry to see—that you have hurt yourself.”
He told me that he had had a little place of his own at one time in Greek Street, Soho, where he had served a one-and-sixpenny dinner of four courses in the happy days before the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sat at the table drowsily examining my injuries. The clerk, having seen the boy away on his errand, came back and began rolling cigarettes. He offered me one, but I didn’t like the look of them and refused. I spoke to him again about the cognac, and he said something that sounded like “subito,” and did nothing about it.
In about ten minutes’ time we began to have visitors. One or two men came into the room together, and amongst them a short, fat little man with curly black hair. I liked the lo...ok of that one from the first. He was a man of about fifty, and I discovered later that he answered to the name of Luigi Ribotto.
He spoke for a little to the clerk, and then they turned to me. He addressed me a little hesitantly, but in quite good English. “Good evening, saire,” he said. “I am ver’ sorry to see—that you have hurt yourself.”
He told me that he had had a little place of his own at one time in Greek Street, Soho, where he had served a one-and-sixpenny dinner of four courses in the happy days before the war.
What to read after Mysterious Aviator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevil Shute to read onlineMoreLess
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