(1990) Sweet Heart
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‘I knew he could bat,’ said Vic, the landlord from the George and Dragon, as glumly as if he had been clean bowled. ‘I can tell a good bat when I see one.’ ‘Well done, darling!’ Charley yelled, applauding the loudest. She stood beside the tea table, watching as the bowler paced out his run, rubbing the ball on the left cheek of his buttock. He started his run, slow, quick, slow, quick. The ball sailed through the air, Tom lunged out, missed, and it passed the wicket keeper.
‘Yes! Go!’ yelled... the batsman the far end, already halfway down the crease. Tom ran, made the far crease long before a fielder ever got to the ball. There was more clapping. Fielders waited as the second batsman took his guard.
Charley felt a spot of rain on her face. The doilies under the cakes on the trestle tables flapped in the wind. Viola Letters’s terrier ran in and out of the table legs yapping.
Charley squatted, patted the dog and tickled its chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I knew he could bat,’ said Vic, the landlord from the George and Dragon, as glumly as if he had been clean bowled. ‘I can tell a good bat when I see one.’ ‘Well done, darling!’ Charley yelled, applauding the loudest. She stood beside the tea table, watching as the bowler paced out his run, rubbing the ball on the left cheek of his buttock. He started his run, slow, quick, slow, quick. The ball sailed through the air, Tom lunged out, missed, and it passed the wicket keeper.
‘Yes! Go!’ yelled... the batsman the far end, already halfway down the crease. Tom ran, made the far crease long before a fielder ever got to the ball. There was more clapping. Fielders waited as the second batsman took his guard.
Charley felt a spot of rain on her face. The doilies under the cakes on the trestle tables flapped in the wind. Viola Letters’s terrier ran in and out of the table legs yapping.
Charley squatted, patted the dog and tickled its chest.
What to read after (1990) Sweet Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter James to read onlineMoreLess
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