Cat's Eyewitness (2005)
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Harry turned up her nose.
“It’s supposed to be progress.” Susan slowed her station wagon as they passed the brand-new post office, under construction on the southwestern side of the railroad overpass.
“There wasn’t one thing wrong with the old building. It’s small, but Miranda and I made out okay.”
“Miss it?”
“I do and I don’t.” Harry stared out the window as they drove north toward White Hall. “I miss seeing Miranda every day, and I really miss her orange-glazed cinnamon buns.” Harry laughed. “...I still see her, but it’s not the same as working together. She spends more time with Tracy now.” She paused a moment, turned toward Susan. “I expect she’ll marry Tracy, don’t you?”
“I expect.” Susan laughed.
“Know what I miss about the post office?” Harry returned to Susan’s original query. “Reading other people’s postcards.”
Susan smiled. “You were right to leave. It was time. You can do more and you will.”
“Thanks for your vote of confidence.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harry turned up her nose.
“It’s supposed to be progress.” Susan slowed her station wagon as they passed the brand-new post office, under construction on the southwestern side of the railroad overpass.
“There wasn’t one thing wrong with the old building. It’s small, but Miranda and I made out okay.”
“Miss it?”
“I do and I don’t.” Harry stared out the window as they drove north toward White Hall. “I miss seeing Miranda every day, and I really miss her orange-glazed cinnamon buns.” Harry laughed. “...I still see her, but it’s not the same as working together. She spends more time with Tracy now.” She paused a moment, turned toward Susan. “I expect she’ll marry Tracy, don’t you?”
“I expect.” Susan laughed.
“Know what I miss about the post office?” Harry returned to Susan’s original query. “Reading other people’s postcards.”
Susan smiled. “You were right to leave. It was time. You can do more and you will.”
“Thanks for your vote of confidence.”
What to read after Cat's Eyewitness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita Mae Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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