The Night Manager
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The soldier in him was already polishing his boots for the long march toward the worst man in the world.
It was during these final days of Jonathan's tenure of the cottage that Pete Pengelly and his brother. Jacob, made the mistake of going lamping at the Lanyon.
Pete tells the story cautiously, and with visitors present he won't tell it at all, for there's confession to it and a certain rueful pride. Lamping for rabbits in those parts has been a hallowed sport for fifty years and more. ...With two motorcycle batteries in a small box strapped against your hip, an old car spotlamp with a close beam, and a bunch of spare six-volt bulbs, you can mesmerise a whole convocation of rabbits for long enough to pick them off in salvos. No law and no battalions of strident ladies in brown berets and ankle socks have succeeded in putting a stop to it, and the Lanyon has been a favoured hunting ground for generations--or was, until four of them went up there one night with guns and lamps, led by Pete Pengelly and his younger brother, Jacob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldier in him was already polishing his boots for the long march toward the worst man in the world.
It was during these final days of Jonathan's tenure of the cottage that Pete Pengelly and his brother. Jacob, made the mistake of going lamping at the Lanyon.
Pete tells the story cautiously, and with visitors present he won't tell it at all, for there's confession to it and a certain rueful pride. Lamping for rabbits in those parts has been a hallowed sport for fifty years and more. ...With two motorcycle batteries in a small box strapped against your hip, an old car spotlamp with a close beam, and a bunch of spare six-volt bulbs, you can mesmerise a whole convocation of rabbits for long enough to pick them off in salvos. No law and no battalions of strident ladies in brown berets and ankle socks have succeeded in putting a stop to it, and the Lanyon has been a favoured hunting ground for generations--or was, until four of them went up there one night with guns and lamps, led by Pete Pengelly and his younger brother, Jacob.
What to read after The Night Manager?
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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