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Golden Gate (City Spies #2) Golden Gate by James Ponti
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“You call that a sound system?” asked Sydney. “It’s a cassette player. It’s from the 1900s.”
“Yeah, well, so am I,” Monty replied.”
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“For the second time in less than fifteen minutes, Kat’s words had silenced the room.
Monty laughed and said, “For someone who never talks, you sure know what to say.”
Kat smiled wryly and answered, “I pick my moments.”
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“The Bodleian’s a highly secure building.”
“That was built when the cutting edge of security was a moat and a man with a pointy stick,” Monty said with a laugh.”
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“Pirates have seized the boat,” Brooklyn said. “I think they’re coming for the two of you.”
“Pirates?” Judy gave her a confused look. “You mean with peg legs and parrots?”
“Yes, and a crocodile with a loud clock in its stomach,” Brooklyn replied sarcastically. “This isn’t a storybook. These are actual twenty-first-century criminals at sea. And you two are the most valuable treasure on this boat.”
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“Dead ends are only course corrections to help you find the right direction.”
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“To manufacture trinitrotoluene, you must first produce mononitrotoluene by nitrating toluene with a mixture of sulfuric and nitric acids. This must be renitrated to dinitrotoluene and then nitrated to trinitrotoluene by using an anhydrous mixture of nitric acid and oleum.”
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“I’m Tru. I can do whatever I please. It’s under the name Harrison Marcus.” He smiled. “You don’t much look like a ‘Harrison Marcus.’ ” “Says the man named ‘Mother.”
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“It’s totally your choice.” He tried to answer but the best he could do was “Amp-li-dope.” She shook her head. “I’m sorry. I can’t understand what you’re saying.” “Amp-li-dope!” he pleaded. “I still can’t understand, but I’m guessing it’s probably antidote,” she answered. “That would be the wise choice.”
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“It’s a reminder that sometimes when you’re reading a situation, the answer lies not in what you see, but in what is missing.”
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“What do you bomb?”
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“No matter what, my lips are sealed. My secrets will never be revealed.”
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“gorgeous. They used it as the library in the Harry Potter movies.”
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“If it was easy, what fun would it be?”
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“You had a full breakfast of pancakes and bacon at the hotel not thirty minutes ago, and you’re already hungry?”
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“Nerdy Book Club”
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“Most can go where fortune falls, but a spy must go where duty calls.”
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“I know that is what you think, but as for me, I think it stinks!”
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“Examples: “Why shouldn’t you take advice from pi? It’s irrational.” “Why did 4, 12, and 34 go into overtime? Because they were all even.”
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“I’m the twelve-year-old girl who’s running circles around you.”
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“Berlin, Beijing, Moscow, Paris, Tokyo, Mexico City,” said Brooklyn. “He was crisscrossing the world and there doesn’t seem to be any pattern to it.” “And you know how I hate it when there’s not a pattern,” joked Kat.”
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“This was the building, universally known as the Doughnut, where MI6 stored its most sensitive records. Magpie had come looking for one in particular.”
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“Originally,”
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“Doughnut”
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“Option one, stop your ridiculous questions, thank these two girls for saving your daughter’s life, and go out to the members of the media who you’ve been feeding information to and announce that after a thorough investigation it is evident that MI6 made no lapses with regard to the hijacking of the Sylvia Earle.” “And option two?” “You continue your ridiculous questions, and I go out and address those same members of the media,” Judy said coolly. “And I tell them all about our family. I tell them about the late-night phone calls you make when you think I’m asleep and can’t hear who you’re doing business with. And of course, I explain to them why it is I live with my father and not with my mother.” The color drained from Bloody Mary’s face. “I don’t know how the fine people of Southgate will like what they hear, but I’m sure the press will be fully entertained by the pathetic soap opera that is our family.” The room fell into stunned silence until Alice stood up and pointed directly at Judy. “What she said!”
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“She walked over to a filing cabinet to get some forms, and when she was out of earshot, Paris leaned over and whispered to Sydney, “Was that an explanation of how to make a bomb?” Sydney gave him a sly smile and answered, “Maybe.”
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“The library aide looked up, stunned.”
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“houndstooth blazer”
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“Fay Chie Hong – 2:30 p.m. Duncombe + Jackson Chinatown”
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“A rubber glove?” He let out a booming laugh. “What are you going to do? Wash the dishes like a good girl?”
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“Good afternoon,” Fletcher said to the young library aide who was working at the desk. “I am Dr. Duncan Fletcher, Fitzhugh Senior Fellow of applied mathematics, director for the Oxford Centre for Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations, and executive liaison between the university and the Alan Turing Institute. And you are…?”
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