The Last Match (2014)
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I didn’t need the money anymore, what with the loot I had safely tucked away under the floorboards of the apartment. But the passport had still to come through and the work kept me from worrying too much about Boda.
The time was fast approaching when I would be moving along again, and I couldn’t take her with me. I don’t mean I didn’t want to, necessarily. I couldn’t. She had no papers, she had no wish for papers, she didn’t know what had happened to the papers with which she had left Denmar...k, if any. She couldn’t remember. Dragging her avec would be like dragging a ball and chain, wholly aside from the constant need to beat wolves off her with a club. And I couldn’t leave her alone and unsheltered in Tangier, any more than Jim had been able to. I had to figure something, but I wasn’t quite ready to look around for my successor. So I typed. Until one afternoon there was a knock on the door.
She was up on the roof, and she knew she was never to come down without her robe on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn’t need the money anymore, what with the loot I had safely tucked away under the floorboards of the apartment. But the passport had still to come through and the work kept me from worrying too much about Boda.
The time was fast approaching when I would be moving along again, and I couldn’t take her with me. I don’t mean I didn’t want to, necessarily. I couldn’t. She had no papers, she had no wish for papers, she didn’t know what had happened to the papers with which she had left Denmar...k, if any. She couldn’t remember. Dragging her avec would be like dragging a ball and chain, wholly aside from the constant need to beat wolves off her with a club. And I couldn’t leave her alone and unsheltered in Tangier, any more than Jim had been able to. I had to figure something, but I wasn’t quite ready to look around for my successor. So I typed. Until one afternoon there was a knock on the door.
She was up on the roof, and she knew she was never to come down without her robe on.
What to read after The Last Match?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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