The Silence
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‘Kraus enjoys his little games,’ Werthen said. ‘“Special” could mean anything from a sweet young thing to a bookmaker. For now, though, that seems a moot point.’ ‘Agreed,’ Gross said, picking up his pace. ‘We need to get on with this or I won’t have enough time to dress properly for dinner.’ Werthen made no comment, but was momentarily irritated by Gross’s egocentricity.
‘Yes, I know,’ Gross said. ‘I am a self-centered old beast, but there it is. I cannot change. Nor would you want me to, eh, We...rthen?’ ‘Well . . .’ ‘Thought not. Where to first? The Rathaus or Herr Doktor Praetor?’ ‘There is also Frau Steinwitz, the widow, to consider. She should be aware of her husband’s friends.’ ‘Even the special ones?’ Gross asked.
‘Point taken.’ ‘So, as we are close by, why not storm the battlements of City Hall?’ They both walked briskly now, not out of urgency, but out of a desire to keep warm. A biting wind had come up, bringing the smell of snow from the Puszta, the great flat plains of Hungary to the east.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Kraus enjoys his little games,’ Werthen said. ‘“Special” could mean anything from a sweet young thing to a bookmaker. For now, though, that seems a moot point.’ ‘Agreed,’ Gross said, picking up his pace. ‘We need to get on with this or I won’t have enough time to dress properly for dinner.’ Werthen made no comment, but was momentarily irritated by Gross’s egocentricity.
‘Yes, I know,’ Gross said. ‘I am a self-centered old beast, but there it is. I cannot change. Nor would you want me to, eh, We...rthen?’ ‘Well . . .’ ‘Thought not. Where to first? The Rathaus or Herr Doktor Praetor?’ ‘There is also Frau Steinwitz, the widow, to consider. She should be aware of her husband’s friends.’ ‘Even the special ones?’ Gross asked.
‘Point taken.’ ‘So, as we are close by, why not storm the battlements of City Hall?’ They both walked briskly now, not out of urgency, but out of a desire to keep warm. A biting wind had come up, bringing the smell of snow from the Puszta, the great flat plains of Hungary to the east.
What to read after The Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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