The Spy Who Came in From the Cold
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“So you came back to London.
What did you do there?”
“They put me on the shelf. I knew I was finished when that ass in Personnel met me at the airport. I had to go straight to Control and report about Karl. He was dead—what else was there to say?”
“What did they do with you?”
“They said at first I could hang around in London and wait till I was qualified for a proper pension. They were so bloody decent about it I got angry—I told them that if they were so keen to chuck money at me why didn’t the...y do the obvious thing and count in all my time instead of bleating about broken service? Then they got cross when I told them that. They put me in Banking with a lot of women. I can’t remember much about that part—I began hitting the bottle a bit. Went through a bad phase.”
He lit a cigarette. Peters nodded.
“That was why they gave me the push, really.
They didn’t like me drinking.” “Tell me what you do remember about Banking Section,” Peters suggested. “It was a dreary setup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“So you came back to London.
What did you do there?”
“They put me on the shelf. I knew I was finished when that ass in Personnel met me at the airport. I had to go straight to Control and report about Karl. He was dead—what else was there to say?”
“What did they do with you?”
“They said at first I could hang around in London and wait till I was qualified for a proper pension. They were so bloody decent about it I got angry—I told them that if they were so keen to chuck money at me why didn’t the...y do the obvious thing and count in all my time instead of bleating about broken service? Then they got cross when I told them that. They put me in Banking with a lot of women. I can’t remember much about that part—I began hitting the bottle a bit. Went through a bad phase.”
He lit a cigarette. Peters nodded.
“That was why they gave me the push, really.
They didn’t like me drinking.” “Tell me what you do remember about Banking Section,” Peters suggested. “It was a dreary setup.
What to read after The Spy Who Came in From the Cold?
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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