The Mule On the Minaret (1965)
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Her anxiety had mounted as the last day of term approached. He had promised to come up as soon as his classes ended. But it was easy to make that kind of promise during a long siesta. He might feel very different seven weeks later. It would be stiflingly hot here now in Istanbul. It would be humid in Beirut; but there was the cool of Aley, there were the golden beaches. He might well decide to linger on. The list of passengers on the Taurus was always sent to the office. But it arrived two or th...ree days late, except on occasions of special urgency, and this was not such a case. If Aziz had been a relative, or an English friend, she would not have hesitated to say to Sedgwick, ‘Could I be told as soon as he arrives?’ But she could not display that interest where Aziz was concerned. She had no idea if Sedgwick suspected anything. She did not see how he could, unless Beirut had sent up a report. If Beirut had, it would have been sent up secretly. There were, no doubt, channels that she did not know for such communications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her anxiety had mounted as the last day of term approached. He had promised to come up as soon as his classes ended. But it was easy to make that kind of promise during a long siesta. He might feel very different seven weeks later. It would be stiflingly hot here now in Istanbul. It would be humid in Beirut; but there was the cool of Aley, there were the golden beaches. He might well decide to linger on. The list of passengers on the Taurus was always sent to the office. But it arrived two or th...ree days late, except on occasions of special urgency, and this was not such a case. If Aziz had been a relative, or an English friend, she would not have hesitated to say to Sedgwick, ‘Could I be told as soon as he arrives?’ But she could not display that interest where Aziz was concerned. She had no idea if Sedgwick suspected anything. She did not see how he could, unless Beirut had sent up a report. If Beirut had, it would have been sent up secretly. There were, no doubt, channels that she did not know for such communications.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waugh Alec to read onlineMoreLess
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