Dance of Death (2015)
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She felt completely unready for a day’s work when she walked down the street to the bus stop. People looked at her differently since she’d become a policewoman. She’d always collected admiring glances in the past and, on one occasion, had aroused a man’s interest so much that he stalked her and tried to molest her. Luckily, Keedy had come to her rescue, one of many examples when she was profoundly grateful to him. Men now tended to look at her with a mingled caution and disapproval, shy of appro...aching her and wondering why she should try to do a job for which they considered her to be ill fitted. For the most part, Alice’s uniform made women curious and they were much more likely to speak to her.
As she stood in the queue, she simply wanted to be left alone but the old woman next to her tried to engage her in polite conversation. When the bus came, it was so full that only three people were allowed on. Neither Alice nor the old woman was among them. It was at least twenty minutes before another bus was due and Alice realised that she was behind time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt completely unready for a day’s work when she walked down the street to the bus stop. People looked at her differently since she’d become a policewoman. She’d always collected admiring glances in the past and, on one occasion, had aroused a man’s interest so much that he stalked her and tried to molest her. Luckily, Keedy had come to her rescue, one of many examples when she was profoundly grateful to him. Men now tended to look at her with a mingled caution and disapproval, shy of appro...aching her and wondering why she should try to do a job for which they considered her to be ill fitted. For the most part, Alice’s uniform made women curious and they were much more likely to speak to her.
As she stood in the queue, she simply wanted to be left alone but the old woman next to her tried to engage her in polite conversation. When the bus came, it was so full that only three people were allowed on. Neither Alice nor the old woman was among them. It was at least twenty minutes before another bus was due and Alice realised that she was behind time.
What to read after Dance of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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