Close Knit Killer
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Kelly hurried down the sidewalk to help her. “Hold on, Madge, I can get the front door for you,” she called to the slightly built older woman.
Madge turned at the steps leading to Lambspun’s entry. Only her head was visible over the plastic bags stuffed full of cinnamon brown fleece. “Why, thank you, Kelly. I could use an extra hand,” she said as she climbed the brick steps.
Kelly skipped up the steps ahead of her and pulled the heavy wooden door open, holding it wide. “It looks like you... and Barb have been spinning. Are these for the Wool Market?”
“They sure are.” Madge walked into the foyer. “Mimi said she’d be glad to take up any fleeces I brought, so Barb and I got to work last night and finished spinning Sweet Georgia Brown’s fleece. It’s such a distinctive shade of brown, I think it will sell easily.”
Kelly followed after her. “I imagine your spinning went faster now that you and Barb have that weight lifted off your shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kelly hurried down the sidewalk to help her. “Hold on, Madge, I can get the front door for you,” she called to the slightly built older woman.
Madge turned at the steps leading to Lambspun’s entry. Only her head was visible over the plastic bags stuffed full of cinnamon brown fleece. “Why, thank you, Kelly. I could use an extra hand,” she said as she climbed the brick steps.
Kelly skipped up the steps ahead of her and pulled the heavy wooden door open, holding it wide. “It looks like you... and Barb have been spinning. Are these for the Wool Market?”
“They sure are.” Madge walked into the foyer. “Mimi said she’d be glad to take up any fleeces I brought, so Barb and I got to work last night and finished spinning Sweet Georgia Brown’s fleece. It’s such a distinctive shade of brown, I think it will sell easily.”
Kelly followed after her. “I imagine your spinning went faster now that you and Barb have that weight lifted off your shoulders.
What to read after Close Knit Killer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Sefton to read onlineMoreLess
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