Ashes to Ashes
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“Have you seen the moggie?” Michael asked. He plopped a couple of spoonsful of brown goo into Darnley’s dish. “This one’s liver. Right muck, if you ask me, but he probably thinks that about shortbread.”
Balancing her mug of tea, Rebecca peered through the pantry door. No cat. “Last time I saw him was in the ballroom when Phil was mortaring that brick. He was sitting on a windowsill surveying his territory.”
“I’ll leave it for him, then.” Michael put the dish in the pantry, looking at the piles o...f dishes at his shoulder as doubtfully as a soldier on a bomb-disposal squad.
“You heard them go again this morning?” asked Rebecca. “Six AM, wasn’t it?”
“Oh aye. I decided they’d had me on once too often. If they’d really broken this time there was naething I could do. I went back to sleep.”
“Nerves of steel.” Rebecca gathered up her sandwich plate and mug.
“Did you come doon?”
“Good heavens, no. It’s cold enough in the mornings without chasing ghosts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Have you seen the moggie?” Michael asked. He plopped a couple of spoonsful of brown goo into Darnley’s dish. “This one’s liver. Right muck, if you ask me, but he probably thinks that about shortbread.”
Balancing her mug of tea, Rebecca peered through the pantry door. No cat. “Last time I saw him was in the ballroom when Phil was mortaring that brick. He was sitting on a windowsill surveying his territory.”
“I’ll leave it for him, then.” Michael put the dish in the pantry, looking at the piles o...f dishes at his shoulder as doubtfully as a soldier on a bomb-disposal squad.
“You heard them go again this morning?” asked Rebecca. “Six AM, wasn’t it?”
“Oh aye. I decided they’d had me on once too often. If they’d really broken this time there was naething I could do. I went back to sleep.”
“Nerves of steel.” Rebecca gathered up her sandwich plate and mug.
“Did you come doon?”
“Good heavens, no. It’s cold enough in the mornings without chasing ghosts.
What to read after Ashes to Ashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillian Stewart Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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