The Looking Glass War
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It was, by coincidence, the first of the month, July it must have been, and Haldane did not come to the office. Avery knew nothing of it until Woodford rang him on the internal telephone to tell him. Haldane was probably ill, Avery had said; some personal matter had cropped up. But Woodford was adamant. He had been to Leclerc’s room, he said, and had looked at the leave roster: Haldane was not due for leave till August.‘Telephone his flat, John, telephone his flat,’ he had urged. ‘Speak to his w...ife. Find out what’s become of him.’ Avery was so astonished that he did not know what to say: those two had worked together for twenty years, and even he knew Haldane was a bachelor.‘Find out where he is,’ Woodford had persisted. ‘Go on, I order you: ring his flat.’So he did. He might have told Woodford to do it himself, but he hadn’t the heart. Haldane’s sister answered. Haldane was in bed, his chest was playing him up; he had refused to tell her the Department’s telephone number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, by coincidence, the first of the month, July it must have been, and Haldane did not come to the office. Avery knew nothing of it until Woodford rang him on the internal telephone to tell him. Haldane was probably ill, Avery had said; some personal matter had cropped up. But Woodford was adamant. He had been to Leclerc’s room, he said, and had looked at the leave roster: Haldane was not due for leave till August.‘Telephone his flat, John, telephone his flat,’ he had urged. ‘Speak to his w...ife. Find out what’s become of him.’ Avery was so astonished that he did not know what to say: those two had worked together for twenty years, and even he knew Haldane was a bachelor.‘Find out where he is,’ Woodford had persisted. ‘Go on, I order you: ring his flat.’So he did. He might have told Woodford to do it himself, but he hadn’t the heart. Haldane’s sister answered. Haldane was in bed, his chest was playing him up; he had refused to tell her the Department’s telephone number.
What to read after The Looking Glass War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Le Carré to read onlineMoreLess
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