The Last Days of New Paris (2016)
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Mary Jayne Gold’s voice shook. “After the trouble he gave me? He brings someone here we’ve never even met? Has he lost his mind?”
“I don’t know,” said Miriam Davenport. “You saw him—he’s in a queer way.”
Mary Jayne put her finger to her lips as Fry stomped back. He glowered at the two women. Davenport was dark and short, Gold tall and fair. An absurdly perfect juxtaposition, standing to either side of the dark wood table by bundled herbs and half-drunk bottles of wine.
“I’m sorry but it is not t...he same,” he said at last. “I heard you. Mary Jayne, I’m sorry but Raymond is a criminal. He broke in here.” Mary Jayne stood with her hands on her hips. “Whereas this Jack, this Jack Parsons…he’s just a lost young man—”
“You have no idea who he is,” said Miriam.
“He was so excited about that Colquhoun woman,” Fry said.
“Whom you also don’t know,” said Miriam.
“No. But André told me about her. And Parsons is interested in the movement…I’ve only asked him to join us for supper.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary Jayne Gold’s voice shook. “After the trouble he gave me? He brings someone here we’ve never even met? Has he lost his mind?”
“I don’t know,” said Miriam Davenport. “You saw him—he’s in a queer way.”
Mary Jayne put her finger to her lips as Fry stomped back. He glowered at the two women. Davenport was dark and short, Gold tall and fair. An absurdly perfect juxtaposition, standing to either side of the dark wood table by bundled herbs and half-drunk bottles of wine.
“I’m sorry but it is not t...he same,” he said at last. “I heard you. Mary Jayne, I’m sorry but Raymond is a criminal. He broke in here.” Mary Jayne stood with her hands on her hips. “Whereas this Jack, this Jack Parsons…he’s just a lost young man—”
“You have no idea who he is,” said Miriam.
“He was so excited about that Colquhoun woman,” Fry said.
“Whom you also don’t know,” said Miriam.
“No. But André told me about her. And Parsons is interested in the movement…I’ve only asked him to join us for supper.”
What to read after The Last Days of New Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by China Mieville to read onlineMoreLess
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