The Etruscan Net (2012)
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I got the red light about it yesterday. It came through at third hand, because none of the principals here can afford to be seen talking to each other. The opposition is very much in evidence and everyone is watching everyone else like cats around the cream bowl. It did occur to me that the delay might be a try-on to jack up the price, but I don’t believe this to be so. They’re as anxious to close the deal as we are. Anyway, I shall stay on for a week or so to see how things pan out. Nothing muc...h else to report from this end. There seems to be some sort of election boiling up. All the walls are covered with bills, and loudspeaker cars and helicopters all over the place. The Commies are making most of the noise. They seem to think they may swing a few more seats this time. A man I had lunch with the other day – an Englishman, called Broke – has been arrested for hit and run. I’m told you can go down for seven years for it – ‘I’ve had a letter,’ said the Commander. It had become a daily routine for Tina and Elizabeth to meet in his flat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got the red light about it yesterday. It came through at third hand, because none of the principals here can afford to be seen talking to each other. The opposition is very much in evidence and everyone is watching everyone else like cats around the cream bowl. It did occur to me that the delay might be a try-on to jack up the price, but I don’t believe this to be so. They’re as anxious to close the deal as we are. Anyway, I shall stay on for a week or so to see how things pan out. Nothing muc...h else to report from this end. There seems to be some sort of election boiling up. All the walls are covered with bills, and loudspeaker cars and helicopters all over the place. The Commies are making most of the noise. They seem to think they may swing a few more seats this time. A man I had lunch with the other day – an Englishman, called Broke – has been arrested for hit and run. I’m told you can go down for seven years for it – ‘I’ve had a letter,’ said the Commander. It had become a daily routine for Tina and Elizabeth to meet in his flat.
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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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