The Truth
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“Bent treacle edges, I told ’em,” said Foul Ole Ron, lurching across the street, a wad of Timeses under one arm and the string of his nondescript mongrel in his other hand. He caught sight of the New Firm.
“Harglegarlyurp?” he said. “LayarrrBnip! You gents want a paper?”
It seemed to Mr. Pin that the last sentence, while in pretty much the same voice, had an intrusive, not-quite-right quality. Apart from anything else, it made sense.
“You got some change?” he said to Mr. Tulip, patting his pocke...ts.
“You’re going to —ing buy one?” said his partner.
“There’s a time and a place, Mr. Tulip, a time and a place. Here you are, mister.”
“Millennium hand and shrimp, bugrit,” said Ron, adding, “Much obliged, gents.”
Mr. Pin opened the Times. “This thing has got—” He stopped, and looked closer. “‘Have You Seen This Dog?’” he said. “Sheesh…” He stared at Ron.
“You sell lots of these things?” he said.
“Qeedle the slops, I told ’em.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Bent treacle edges, I told ’em,” said Foul Ole Ron, lurching across the street, a wad of Timeses under one arm and the string of his nondescript mongrel in his other hand. He caught sight of the New Firm.
“Harglegarlyurp?” he said. “LayarrrBnip! You gents want a paper?”
It seemed to Mr. Pin that the last sentence, while in pretty much the same voice, had an intrusive, not-quite-right quality. Apart from anything else, it made sense.
“You got some change?” he said to Mr. Tulip, patting his pocke...ts.
“You’re going to —ing buy one?” said his partner.
“There’s a time and a place, Mr. Tulip, a time and a place. Here you are, mister.”
“Millennium hand and shrimp, bugrit,” said Ron, adding, “Much obliged, gents.”
Mr. Pin opened the Times. “This thing has got—” He stopped, and looked closer. “‘Have You Seen This Dog?’” he said. “Sheesh…” He stared at Ron.
“You sell lots of these things?” he said.
“Qeedle the slops, I told ’em.
What to read after The Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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