A New Lease of Death
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Psalm 119, appointed for the 26th Day ‘PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS and Measures, 1950.’ Wexford took the book – was it a White Paper? Archery was ashamed to confess that he did not know – and read the title aloud. ‘There’s something here you want me to look at?’ Charles found the page for him. ‘Here.’ Wexford began to read. The silence was tense, almost agonized. Archery looked surreptitiously at the others, Charles who was flushed with eagerness, Kershaw trying to sit casually, but whose bright darting... eyes betrayed his anxiety, Tess who looked confident, serene. Was it her mother in whom she trusted so completely or was it Charles? A good deal of Charles’s poise had deserted him when, on entering the office five minutes before, he had to introduce Tess to the Chief Inspector.
‘Miss Kershaw,’ he had said, ‘my … the girl I’m going to marry. I …’ ‘Ah, yes.’ Wexford had been very urbane. ‘Good afternoon, Miss Kershaw, Mr Kershaw. Won’t you sit down? Heat-wave’s coming to an end at last, I’m afraid.’ And indeed a change had come over the bright blue un-English sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Psalm 119, appointed for the 26th Day ‘PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS and Measures, 1950.’ Wexford took the book – was it a White Paper? Archery was ashamed to confess that he did not know – and read the title aloud. ‘There’s something here you want me to look at?’ Charles found the page for him. ‘Here.’ Wexford began to read. The silence was tense, almost agonized. Archery looked surreptitiously at the others, Charles who was flushed with eagerness, Kershaw trying to sit casually, but whose bright darting... eyes betrayed his anxiety, Tess who looked confident, serene. Was it her mother in whom she trusted so completely or was it Charles? A good deal of Charles’s poise had deserted him when, on entering the office five minutes before, he had to introduce Tess to the Chief Inspector.
‘Miss Kershaw,’ he had said, ‘my … the girl I’m going to marry. I …’ ‘Ah, yes.’ Wexford had been very urbane. ‘Good afternoon, Miss Kershaw, Mr Kershaw. Won’t you sit down? Heat-wave’s coming to an end at last, I’m afraid.’ And indeed a change had come over the bright blue un-English sky.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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