A Fête Worse Than Death (1998)
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‘Here you are, Mother. Drink this and you’ll feel better.’ He turned to Superintendent Ashley. ‘I don’t know what to say. We’ve never had nothing like this happen before. It’s always been such a quiet house.’ He glanced at the little maid who had brought the tea. She, round-eyed with excitement, was still standing beside him. ‘What do you want, Betty?’ Betty swallowed and bobbed in a nervous essay at a curtsy. ‘Please, Mr Plaxy, it’s Mrs Jones and Mr Holroyd. They’m saying they won’t stop here a... moment longer if this sort of thing goes on.’ There was a renewed outbreak of sniffing from Mrs Plaxy. Albert Plaxy shuffled, unable to find words to express his irritation with this fresh nuisance.
‘You tell the staff,’ said Ashley, his voice hard with impatience, ‘that . . .’ He stopped, seeing the fright in the girl’s eyes. She was only as old as his own daughter and he softened his voice. ‘You tell Mrs Jones and Mr Holroyd that they’re very valuable and important witnesses and I’m looking forward to seeing them again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Here you are, Mother. Drink this and you’ll feel better.’ He turned to Superintendent Ashley. ‘I don’t know what to say. We’ve never had nothing like this happen before. It’s always been such a quiet house.’ He glanced at the little maid who had brought the tea. She, round-eyed with excitement, was still standing beside him. ‘What do you want, Betty?’ Betty swallowed and bobbed in a nervous essay at a curtsy. ‘Please, Mr Plaxy, it’s Mrs Jones and Mr Holroyd. They’m saying they won’t stop here a... moment longer if this sort of thing goes on.’ There was a renewed outbreak of sniffing from Mrs Plaxy. Albert Plaxy shuffled, unable to find words to express his irritation with this fresh nuisance.
‘You tell the staff,’ said Ashley, his voice hard with impatience, ‘that . . .’ He stopped, seeing the fright in the girl’s eyes. She was only as old as his own daughter and he softened his voice. ‘You tell Mrs Jones and Mr Holroyd that they’re very valuable and important witnesses and I’m looking forward to seeing them again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dolores Gordon-Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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