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6yk16smac ([info]6yk16smac) wrote,
@ 2010-03-10 00:49:00

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Thousands upon thousands of mistakes have been...
Thousands upon thousands of mistakes have been made—many
inexcusable, many more brutal—but a beginning was madeI, myself, am both the proof and the
error of it
“I’m not sure I understand that
“Because you and your feeble intellectuals have never understood what we have understood
from the startBourne, envisages stages toward a just society, economic and
political, but it does not and never did state what specific form the nuts-and-bolts government will
ultimately beOnly that it could not be as it was
“I’m not a scholar in that department
“One does not have to beIn a hundred years you may be the socialists, and with luck, we’ll be
the capitalists, da?”
“Tell me something,” said Jason, hearing, as Krupkin also did, the water faucets in Conklin’s
room being turned off“Could you kill Alex—Aleksei?”
“As surely as he could kill me—with deep regrets—if the value of the information called for lady dior bag it
We are professionalsWe understand that, often reluctantly
“I can’t understand either one of you
“Don’t even try, MrBourne, you’re not there yet—you’re getting closer, but you’re not there
“Would you explain that, please?”
“You’re at the cusp, Jason—may I call you Jason?”
“Please do
“You’re fifty years of age or thereabouts, give or take a year or two, correct?”
“CorrectI’ll be fifty-one in a few monthsSo what?”
“Aleksei and I are in our sixties—have you any idea what a leap that is?”
“How could I?”
“Let me tell youYou still visualize yourself as the younger man, the postadolescent man who
sees himself doing the things you did only moments ago in your mind, and in many ways you are
rightThe motor controls are there, the will is there; you are still the master of your bodyThen
suddenly, as strong as the will is and as strong as the body remains, the mind slowly, insidiously
begins louis vuitton purses to reject the necessity to make an immediate decision—both intellectually and physically
Simply put, we care lessAre we to be condemned or congratulated on having survived?”
“I think you just said you couldn’t kill Alex
“Don’t count on it, Jason Bourne—or David whoever you are
Conklin came through the door, his limp pronounced, wincing in pain
“Did you strap it wrong again?” asked Jason“Do you want me to—”
“Forget it,” broke in Alex irritably“You have to be a contortionist to get the goddamned thing
right all the time
Bourne understood; he forgot about any attempt on his part to adjust the prosthesisKrupkin
again looked at Alex with that strange admixture of sadness and curiosity, then spoke rapidly“The
car is parked up the street in the SverdlovIt’s less obvious over there, I’ll have a lobby steward
fetch it
“Thanks,” said Conklin, gratitude in his glance
The opulent apartment on the busy tiffany jewelry replica Sadovaya was one among many in an aged stone building
that, like the Metropole, reflected the grand architectural excesses of the old Russian EmpireThe
flats were primarily used—and bugged—for visiting dignitaries, and the chambermaids, doormen
Robert Ludlum ?? THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM
369
and concierges were all frequently questioned by the KGB when not directly employed by the
KomitetThe walls were covered with red velour; the sturdy furniture was reminiscent of the
ancien régimeHowever, to the right of the gargantuan ornate living-room fireplace was an item
that stood out like a decorator’s nightmare: a large jet-black television console complete with an
assortment of tape decks compatible with the various sizes of video cassettes
The second contradiction to the decor, and undoubtedly an affront to the memory of the elegant
Romanovs, was a heavyset man in a rumpled uniform, open at the replica tiffany neck and stained with vestiges of
recent mealsHis blunt face was full, his grayish hair cut close to his skull, and a missing tooth
surrounded by discolored companions bespoke an aversion to dentistryIt was the face of a peasant,
the narrow, perpetually squinting eyes conveying a peasant’s shrewd intelligenceHe was
Krupkin’s Commissar Number One
“My English not good,” announced the uniformed man, nodding at his visitors, “but is
understandingAlso, for you I have no name, no official positionCall me colonel, yes? It is below
my rank, but all Americans think all Soviets in Komitet are ‘colonel,’ da? Okay?”
“I speak Russian,” replied Alex“If it’s easier for you, use it, and I’ll translate for my
colleague
“Hah!” roared the colonel, laughing“So Krupkin cannot fool you, yes?”
“Yes, he can’t fool me, noHe talks too fast, da? Even in Russian his words come like stray bullets
“In French, also, balenciaga bags in black Colo


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