Nothing So Strange
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I said, “but it was years ago—in England….”
You can make things sound very simple when you are answering questions on oath and there is a girl at a side table scribbling shorthand and giving little shrugs of appeal if the words come too fast. You don’t know what the questioner is trying to get at, and you almost feel that your answers are cross-examining him; you watch for the extra flicker of interest, the sudden sharpness of the next question. And all the time, behind the facts as you trut...hfully state them, there’s the real truth that you remember slowly, as when you stretch in bed the morning after a long walk and explore the aches.
That, of course, isn’t the kind of truth you’ve promised to tell, but it probably shows in your eyes and makes you look as if you were hiding something. Which, in a sense, you are.
“Where did you first meet him?”
“In London. At a party.”
What to read after Nothing So Strange?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said, “but it was years ago—in England….”
You can make things sound very simple when you are answering questions on oath and there is a girl at a side table scribbling shorthand and giving little shrugs of appeal if the words come too fast. You don’t know what the questioner is trying to get at, and you almost feel that your answers are cross-examining him; you watch for the extra flicker of interest, the sudden sharpness of the next question. And all the time, behind the facts as you trut...hfully state them, there’s the real truth that you remember slowly, as when you stretch in bed the morning after a long walk and explore the aches.
That, of course, isn’t the kind of truth you’ve promised to tell, but it probably shows in your eyes and makes you look as if you were hiding something. Which, in a sense, you are.
“Where did you first meet him?”
“In London. At a party.”
What to read after Nothing So Strange?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hilton to read onlineMoreLess
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