Caroline Minuscule (2012)
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B. Black, BD, to the plate of cheese and tomato sandwiches which he held protectively to his broad, black-fronted chest, ‘I don’t hold with this sort of goings-on at all. Apart from all the Romish tendencies of the service, all these middle-class trappings aren’t entirely what I call Christianity.’ He put down the plate of sandwiches and downed his glass of sherry with one defiant swallow. The mournful, Mancunian voice droned on: ‘I wanted a city parish, of course – some sort of chance to open a... valid dialogue with the secular lower-income bracket . . .’ Dougal and Amanda sighed sympathetically and continued to eat and drink. Mr Black represented security: he guarded them in one corner of the large, elegant dining room, while Lee was across the other side of the room, blocking the only exit.
It had been extremely embarrassing in the church, though Dougal realized that the unexpected congregation had saved them, for the moment, from Lee. During the hymn a black-gowned personage, who radiated ineffable superiority, had swept them into a pew beside the Morris Traveller woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Black, BD, to the plate of cheese and tomato sandwiches which he held protectively to his broad, black-fronted chest, ‘I don’t hold with this sort of goings-on at all. Apart from all the Romish tendencies of the service, all these middle-class trappings aren’t entirely what I call Christianity.’ He put down the plate of sandwiches and downed his glass of sherry with one defiant swallow. The mournful, Mancunian voice droned on: ‘I wanted a city parish, of course – some sort of chance to open a... valid dialogue with the secular lower-income bracket . . .’ Dougal and Amanda sighed sympathetically and continued to eat and drink. Mr Black represented security: he guarded them in one corner of the large, elegant dining room, while Lee was across the other side of the room, blocking the only exit.
It had been extremely embarrassing in the church, though Dougal realized that the unexpected congregation had saved them, for the moment, from Lee. During the hymn a black-gowned personage, who radiated ineffable superiority, had swept them into a pew beside the Morris Traveller woman.
What to read after Caroline Minuscule?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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