из книжек Ian Rankin
- hard times, Mr Minchell?
- a book by Dickens, Inspector Rebus
It had a burgundy linoleum foor and matching colored walls and was like staring into somebody s throat
the streets grew quiter after the students had slouched home on the wings of blasphemy
blackmailers, shame merchants
giving marching orders
-how are you?
-alive and kicking
-for all your flaws
-for which I am famous
-suit yourself
- I always do.
- a book by Dickens, Inspector Rebus
It had a burgundy linoleum foor and matching colored walls and was like staring into somebody s throat
the streets grew quiter after the students had slouched home on the wings of blasphemy
blackmailers, shame merchants
giving marching orders
-how are you?
-alive and kicking
-for all your flaws
-for which I am famous
-suit yourself
- I always do.