Acceptable Loss (2012)
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Monk had called to see Mr. Ballinger and was waiting for him in the morning room.
“What an inconvenient time to call!” Mrs. Ballinger said stiffly, her eyes wide. She looked at the butler. “Tell him to wait. In fact, better than that, tell him to come back tomorrow morning, at a reasonable hour.” She turned to Rathbone. “I’m sorry, Oliver. I know he is a friend of yours, more or less, but this is too much. The man has no breeding at all.”
The butler had not moved.
“What is it, Withers?” Ballinge...r said tartly. “Tell Monk, if he wants to wait, I’ll see him when I’ve had dinner. And when the evening is over and my visitors have gone home.”
The butler, acutely embarrassed, moved from one foot to the other, his face a dull pink.
Rathbone stood up. “I’ll go and see what he wants,” he offered, going toward the door as he spoke.
“For heaven’s sake, Oliver, let the man wait!” George snapped. “You’re not his lackey to go jumping up and down after him simply because he arrives at the door.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monk had called to see Mr. Ballinger and was waiting for him in the morning room.
“What an inconvenient time to call!” Mrs. Ballinger said stiffly, her eyes wide. She looked at the butler. “Tell him to wait. In fact, better than that, tell him to come back tomorrow morning, at a reasonable hour.” She turned to Rathbone. “I’m sorry, Oliver. I know he is a friend of yours, more or less, but this is too much. The man has no breeding at all.”
The butler had not moved.
“What is it, Withers?” Ballinge...r said tartly. “Tell Monk, if he wants to wait, I’ll see him when I’ve had dinner. And when the evening is over and my visitors have gone home.”
The butler, acutely embarrassed, moved from one foot to the other, his face a dull pink.
Rathbone stood up. “I’ll go and see what he wants,” he offered, going toward the door as he spoke.
“For heaven’s sake, Oliver, let the man wait!” George snapped. “You’re not his lackey to go jumping up and down after him simply because he arrives at the door.”
What to read after Acceptable Loss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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