At Death's Door
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It was not that sort of hotel. Its clientele in the spring and summer months were mainly walkers, or middle-class couples in cars, many of them elderly. There were also families who wanted the sea without all the horrors of the British seaside. They had money to spend but not to chuck around. Those who had money to chuck around—usually company money, other people’s money—went to classier establishments in large towns.
Myra Mason’s room—or, rather, the Ashes’ room—had a bathroom annex, but so did... most of the other rooms, and its superiority to them consisted mainly in its being slightly larger and having a little extra furniture: two armchairs instead of one, an occasional table on which room-service meals could be set out, and an elaborate dressing table that Myra had made good use of. It was still fairly basic: The wallpaper seemed to have been chosen at random, and the picture over the bed was any old Spanish street corner in any old Spanish town. Any individuality the room had had been given it by Myra herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not that sort of hotel. Its clientele in the spring and summer months were mainly walkers, or middle-class couples in cars, many of them elderly. There were also families who wanted the sea without all the horrors of the British seaside. They had money to spend but not to chuck around. Those who had money to chuck around—usually company money, other people’s money—went to classier establishments in large towns.
Myra Mason’s room—or, rather, the Ashes’ room—had a bathroom annex, but so did... most of the other rooms, and its superiority to them consisted mainly in its being slightly larger and having a little extra furniture: two armchairs instead of one, an occasional table on which room-service meals could be set out, and an elaborate dressing table that Myra had made good use of. It was still fairly basic: The wallpaper seemed to have been chosen at random, and the picture over the bed was any old Spanish street corner in any old Spanish town. Any individuality the room had had been given it by Myra herself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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