1 the Assassins' Village
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Monday So weary with disasters.
Macbeth. Act 3 Scene 1 Thomas stood by the open window as Sonja made coffee in the kitchen. He didn’t really want it - a double stiff brandy would have been nearer the mark - but he let her make it anyway. It would give him something to do with his hands. He couldn’t stop them shaking. Momentarily closing his eyes, Thomas took a deep breath and then opened them, exhaling slowly to calm his nerves. His gaze slid over the courtyard in front of him. It was a ...riotous spread of varying shades of green. Potted plants, dusty palm fronds and spiky, vicious looking cacti set between cracks in the crazy paving. It should have been calming and harmonious, indeed at any other time it would have. But, just now the verdant cover had no effect on Thomas. He swung away from the window, sitting down on the nearest wooden chair.
Sonja looked ghastly when she had led him into the living room and delivered her bombshell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monday So weary with disasters.
Macbeth. Act 3 Scene 1 Thomas stood by the open window as Sonja made coffee in the kitchen. He didn’t really want it - a double stiff brandy would have been nearer the mark - but he let her make it anyway. It would give him something to do with his hands. He couldn’t stop them shaking. Momentarily closing his eyes, Thomas took a deep breath and then opened them, exhaling slowly to calm his nerves. His gaze slid over the courtyard in front of him. It was a ...riotous spread of varying shades of green. Potted plants, dusty palm fronds and spiky, vicious looking cacti set between cracks in the crazy paving. It should have been calming and harmonious, indeed at any other time it would have. But, just now the verdant cover had no effect on Thomas. He swung away from the window, sitting down on the nearest wooden chair.
Sonja looked ghastly when she had led him into the living room and delivered her bombshell.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faith Mortimer to read onlineMoreLess
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