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‘The address is Madison at Eighty-Eight.’‘And what’s that supposed to be?’ Surani asked.‘Charles Prescott’s girlfriend.’ He looked down at a sheet of paper. ‘Sonia Dietrich.’‘This is all very fucking complicated,’ Surani griped.‘You’ve been cussing a lot lately,’ Kepler said. ‘Not like you.’‘Not like me? Because people of South Asian heritage – that’s Indian to you, but not your kind of Indian – don’t swear? People who work in call centers don’t swear?’‘That’s racist,’ Kepler said indignantly. ‘...What do you mean, “my kind of Indian”? I don’t go to the casinos.’‘Casinos?’ Surani riposted. ‘My point exactly. There you go.’ His gray-complexioned face turned to his partner with a look of smug triumph. He took off his suit jacket and hung it over a chair. Kepler was continually surprised at how his partner could be so slim, yet so muscular. The man played soccer most weekends. Cricket sometimes, a game Kepler simply couldn’t get his head around.Thinking he really should get serious about the golf, Kepler waved his hand, which meant the argument was over.A figure appeared in the doorway of the operations room.‘Ah, it’s Rookie Three-name,’ Kepler said, eyeing the name badge.‘Fred Stanford Chapman reporting for duty,’ the young blond officer said; his tone evidenced a bit of attitude, Kepler thought.‘And, if you’re interested, for the record, I swear all the fucking time,’ said the kid, who’d apparently overheard the conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘The address is Madison at Eighty-Eight.’‘And what’s that supposed to be?’ Surani asked.‘Charles Prescott’s girlfriend.’ He looked down at a sheet of paper. ‘Sonia Dietrich.’‘This is all very fucking complicated,’ Surani griped.‘You’ve been cussing a lot lately,’ Kepler said. ‘Not like you.’‘Not like me? Because people of South Asian heritage – that’s Indian to you, but not your kind of Indian – don’t swear? People who work in call centers don’t swear?’‘That’s racist,’ Kepler said indignantly. ‘...What do you mean, “my kind of Indian”? I don’t go to the casinos.’‘Casinos?’ Surani riposted. ‘My point exactly. There you go.’ His gray-complexioned face turned to his partner with a look of smug triumph. He took off his suit jacket and hung it over a chair. Kepler was continually surprised at how his partner could be so slim, yet so muscular. The man played soccer most weekends. Cricket sometimes, a game Kepler simply couldn’t get his head around.Thinking he really should get serious about the golf, Kepler waved his hand, which meant the argument was over.A figure appeared in the doorway of the operations room.‘Ah, it’s Rookie Three-name,’ Kepler said, eyeing the name badge.‘Fred Stanford Chapman reporting for duty,’ the young blond officer said; his tone evidenced a bit of attitude, Kepler thought.‘And, if you’re interested, for the record, I swear all the fucking time,’ said the kid, who’d apparently overheard the conversation.
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