An Accidental Shroud
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This morning he was none of these things. He seemed shrunken and bent, and looked as if he hadn't slept. He'd shaved badly, his hands trembled and there was a stain on his white shirt-front as though he had slopped his coffee. It upset him to let other people see him looking like this.
Jenny Platt fetched him from the kitchen where he'd been sitting with Matthew, making a pretence of eating some breakfast, then left him with Abigail in the sitting room and returned to the kitchen to sit with... the boy.
Abigail was wandering around the big, high-ceilinged room when George came in, studying the well-polished antique furniture, the slightly shabby, oriental carpets and walls hung with pictures in heavy gilt frames. There was a fine collection of purple Stourbridge glass in the corner cabinet. A glint of old silver here and there, deeply comfortable chairs. The two men had not been without their little luxuries.
Mayo, it seemed, had not questioned George on his flying visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This morning he was none of these things. He seemed shrunken and bent, and looked as if he hadn't slept. He'd shaved badly, his hands trembled and there was a stain on his white shirt-front as though he had slopped his coffee. It upset him to let other people see him looking like this.
Jenny Platt fetched him from the kitchen where he'd been sitting with Matthew, making a pretence of eating some breakfast, then left him with Abigail in the sitting room and returned to the kitchen to sit with... the boy.
Abigail was wandering around the big, high-ceilinged room when George came in, studying the well-polished antique furniture, the slightly shabby, oriental carpets and walls hung with pictures in heavy gilt frames. There was a fine collection of purple Stourbridge glass in the corner cabinet. A glint of old silver here and there, deeply comfortable chairs. The two men had not been without their little luxuries.
Mayo, it seemed, had not questioned George on his flying visit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marjorie Eccles to read onlineMoreLess
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