Win, Lose Or Die
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But it was a huge bird, cooked in some mystic manner which she said had been a secret of her mother’s. The trimmings were in keeping, however, and after the chicken there was a real Christmas pudding, round like those you see in Victorian drawings and very rich, with an outrageously alcoholic brandy sauce. Then came mince pies and nuts.
“What about the crackers?” Bond asked with a laugh.
“Sorry, my darling. Couldn’t lay my hands on a single Christmas cracker, nor any kind of favour.”
“I think I’...ll sleep for a week.” Bond stretched his arms and yawned.
“Well, that’s not what you’re going to do.” She rose. “I’m going to let you drive me to the other side of the island, and we’re going to walk off the food and let the sea air clear our heads.
Come on.” She moved quickly to the front windows, grabbing the keys and sliding them open. “Race you to the car.”
Bond picked up his Browning, cocked it and settled it in the shoulder holster, then checked that he had the car keys, and re-lowed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was a huge bird, cooked in some mystic manner which she said had been a secret of her mother’s. The trimmings were in keeping, however, and after the chicken there was a real Christmas pudding, round like those you see in Victorian drawings and very rich, with an outrageously alcoholic brandy sauce. Then came mince pies and nuts.
“What about the crackers?” Bond asked with a laugh.
“Sorry, my darling. Couldn’t lay my hands on a single Christmas cracker, nor any kind of favour.”
“I think I’...ll sleep for a week.” Bond stretched his arms and yawned.
“Well, that’s not what you’re going to do.” She rose. “I’m going to let you drive me to the other side of the island, and we’re going to walk off the food and let the sea air clear our heads.
Come on.” She moved quickly to the front windows, grabbing the keys and sliding them open. “Race you to the car.”
Bond picked up his Browning, cocked it and settled it in the shoulder holster, then checked that he had the car keys, and re-lowed her.
What to read after Win, Lose Or Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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