Anonymous Sources
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Sausages, two eggs, beans, oily mushrooms and tomatoes, fried bread, the works. A big pot of tea that I was allowing to steep too long to boost the caffeine content.
Luckily room service had shut last night at eleven, cutting me off after four drinks. Otherwise I might not have made it down for breakfast at all. As it was, I was feeling ravenous. I ordered an extra basket of toast and marmalade and gobbled it down.
My plan, such as it was, was to get back to Petronella’s room early enough that s...he would still be in bed. If I could catch her off guard, before she’d dressed and done her makeup, I might be able to coax something out of her.
So I swigged down the tea and was back outside Petronella’s door by eight o’clock. Practically the middle of the night by grad-student standards.
This time it was quiet.
I knocked lightly. No answer. I knocked harder. This time I thought I heard a groan.
I had to knock a third time before I heard footsteps padding across the room. The door opened a crack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sausages, two eggs, beans, oily mushrooms and tomatoes, fried bread, the works. A big pot of tea that I was allowing to steep too long to boost the caffeine content.
Luckily room service had shut last night at eleven, cutting me off after four drinks. Otherwise I might not have made it down for breakfast at all. As it was, I was feeling ravenous. I ordered an extra basket of toast and marmalade and gobbled it down.
My plan, such as it was, was to get back to Petronella’s room early enough that s...he would still be in bed. If I could catch her off guard, before she’d dressed and done her makeup, I might be able to coax something out of her.
So I swigged down the tea and was back outside Petronella’s door by eight o’clock. Practically the middle of the night by grad-student standards.
This time it was quiet.
I knocked lightly. No answer. I knocked harder. This time I thought I heard a groan.
I had to knock a third time before I heard footsteps padding across the room. The door opened a crack.
What to read after Anonymous Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Louise Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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