The 92nd Tiger (2013)
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A female voice told him to hold the line, and Raymond Taverner came on.
He said, ‘I thought you ought to know that Sheik Ahmed flew back to Umran last night.’ ‘I didn’t know,’ said Hugo.
‘He asked me to apologise for him. He tried to get hold of you, but wasn’t able to. He had to go in rather a hurry. As a matter of fact we were lucky to get air passages for the whole party at such short notice.’ ‘Why did he have to go? Has something happened?’ There’s always something happening in a place like ...Umran,’ said Taverner cautiously. ‘I gathered from our contact man out there – his name’s Martin Cowcroft, by the way – I should make a note of it. He might be useful to you.’ Hugo scribbled ‘Martin Cowcroft’ in the blank space beside The Times crossword and said, ‘Yes. Please go on.’ ‘It’s younger brother trouble. That sort of thing’s endemic in Arab Sheikdoms. Son number two can never see why son number one should get all the berries.’ ‘What sort of trouble?’ ‘Mobs out making a nuisance of themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A female voice told him to hold the line, and Raymond Taverner came on.
He said, ‘I thought you ought to know that Sheik Ahmed flew back to Umran last night.’ ‘I didn’t know,’ said Hugo.
‘He asked me to apologise for him. He tried to get hold of you, but wasn’t able to. He had to go in rather a hurry. As a matter of fact we were lucky to get air passages for the whole party at such short notice.’ ‘Why did he have to go? Has something happened?’ There’s always something happening in a place like ...Umran,’ said Taverner cautiously. ‘I gathered from our contact man out there – his name’s Martin Cowcroft, by the way – I should make a note of it. He might be useful to you.’ Hugo scribbled ‘Martin Cowcroft’ in the blank space beside The Times crossword and said, ‘Yes. Please go on.’ ‘It’s younger brother trouble. That sort of thing’s endemic in Arab Sheikdoms. Son number two can never see why son number one should get all the berries.’ ‘What sort of trouble?’ ‘Mobs out making a nuisance of themselves.
What to read after The 92nd Tiger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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