A Face in the Crowd
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It was clear that the Allens had gone up in the world. Esme’s cafe must be a little gold mine, Tennison thought, parking the Orion alongside a low stone wall bordered by neatly-trimmed shrubbery. She made a mental note, and walked up the driveway, briefcase in hand.
Lights glowed behind a vestibule door of stained glass. She rang the bell, and in a few moments a boy of about nine appeared, very smart in a white shirt and school tie, shorts with knife-edge creases in them, polished black shoe...s.
Tennison smiled. “Can I see your mummy, please?”
“Yes. Please wait here,” said the boy politely, and turned back indoors. She heard him call, “Mum, someone to see you,” and then Esme Allen came through, smiling, holding the door wider.
“Hello, it’s Jane Tennison.”
“Yes, come in.”
The living room was warm and cosy, with a beige carpet and furniture upholstered in burgundy with embroidered backs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was clear that the Allens had gone up in the world. Esme’s cafe must be a little gold mine, Tennison thought, parking the Orion alongside a low stone wall bordered by neatly-trimmed shrubbery. She made a mental note, and walked up the driveway, briefcase in hand.
Lights glowed behind a vestibule door of stained glass. She rang the bell, and in a few moments a boy of about nine appeared, very smart in a white shirt and school tie, shorts with knife-edge creases in them, polished black shoe...s.
Tennison smiled. “Can I see your mummy, please?”
“Yes. Please wait here,” said the boy politely, and turned back indoors. She heard him call, “Mum, someone to see you,” and then Esme Allen came through, smiling, holding the door wider.
“Hello, it’s Jane Tennison.”
“Yes, come in.”
The living room was warm and cosy, with a beige carpet and furniture upholstered in burgundy with embroidered backs.
What to read after A Face in the Crowd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynda La Plante to read onlineMoreLess
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