Concerto to the Memory of An Angel (2011)
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The group of children stopped suddenly in their tracks, like a hand closing. They ran to take refuge at the far end of the washhouse, under the stone bench, a cool, shady spot that would allow them to see without being seen; and now, just to scare themselves further, they held their breath.
Marie Maurestier crossed the street under the noonday sun. She was a tall woman, seventy years of age, slow, stiff, wrinkled, neat about her person, and frequently irritable. Crisp in a black suit cinched... tight around her waist, she took mincing steps, either because she feared the heat, or because her inflamed joints made it difficult to walk. She swayed from side to side with an awkward majesty that made her all the more impressive.
The children murmured, “Do you think she’s seen us?”
“Come on, let’s shout to scare her!”
“Don’t be stupid. She’s not afraid of anyone or anything. You’re the one who ought to panic.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The group of children stopped suddenly in their tracks, like a hand closing. They ran to take refuge at the far end of the washhouse, under the stone bench, a cool, shady spot that would allow them to see without being seen; and now, just to scare themselves further, they held their breath.
Marie Maurestier crossed the street under the noonday sun. She was a tall woman, seventy years of age, slow, stiff, wrinkled, neat about her person, and frequently irritable. Crisp in a black suit cinched... tight around her waist, she took mincing steps, either because she feared the heat, or because her inflamed joints made it difficult to walk. She swayed from side to side with an awkward majesty that made her all the more impressive.
The children murmured, “Do you think she’s seen us?”
“Come on, let’s shout to scare her!”
“Don’t be stupid. She’s not afraid of anyone or anything. You’re the one who ought to panic.”
What to read after Concerto to the Memory of An Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt to read onlineMoreLess
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