The Game of X: a Novel of Upmanship Espionage
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My wrists were manacled in front of me, and secured around my waist by a length of chain. This in turn was padlocked to a massive iron staple in the wall. Standing up, I found that I could shuffle a few feet from the floor before the chain brought me up short.
I twisted to one side and felt my right-hand jacket pocket. Guesci’s revolver was no longer there. I hadn’t thought it would be, but I was disappointed anyhow.
I examined the handcuffs. They were modern and efficient. My chain was heavy en...ough to moor a tugboat with. The padlock was new, and the staple was firmly set in the wall.
“Are you satisfied with the preparations?” a voice asked. It was a deep, ominous voice, slightly fruity. Enter the mad perfesser.”
I looked around, and for a moment I saw no one. At last I looked down.
“I am Dr. Jansen,” he said.
He was a dwarf, about two and a half feet high, with a large, finely shaped head and blue pop eyes behind heavy glasses. He wore a dark business suit with a rubber apron over it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My wrists were manacled in front of me, and secured around my waist by a length of chain. This in turn was padlocked to a massive iron staple in the wall. Standing up, I found that I could shuffle a few feet from the floor before the chain brought me up short.
I twisted to one side and felt my right-hand jacket pocket. Guesci’s revolver was no longer there. I hadn’t thought it would be, but I was disappointed anyhow.
I examined the handcuffs. They were modern and efficient. My chain was heavy en...ough to moor a tugboat with. The padlock was new, and the staple was firmly set in the wall.
“Are you satisfied with the preparations?” a voice asked. It was a deep, ominous voice, slightly fruity. Enter the mad perfesser.”
I looked around, and for a moment I saw no one. At last I looked down.
“I am Dr. Jansen,” he said.
He was a dwarf, about two and a half feet high, with a large, finely shaped head and blue pop eyes behind heavy glasses. He wore a dark business suit with a rubber apron over it.
What to read after The Game of X: a Novel of Upmanship Espionage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheckley Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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