Death At Victoria Dock
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I was never so bethumped with wordsSince first I called my brother’s father “dad”’.
William Shakespeare, King John Phryne seemed only to have slept for a moment when she was roused by Dot bearing a tray of Greek coffee strong enough to stand a spoon up in. Phryne dragged herself out of the seductive embrace of her feather pillows and groaned.
‘What time is it?’ ‘Ten o’clock, Miss, and a fine spring day,’ replied Dot, with what Phryne considered to be offensive cheeriness. The coffee was,... however, good, and the sunlight was streaming in through the window. Phryne decided to forgive Dot and essay a little breakfast after she had taken a painfully brisk shower and rubbed herself awake.
‘That nice young constable is coming at eleven, Miss, and I thought you’d prefer rolls and marmalade today.’ Phryne thought she detected a blush on her maid’s cheek, but it might have been the sun. She smiled, accepted the tray, and broke and buttered her roll in amiable silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was never so bethumped with wordsSince first I called my brother’s father “dad”’.
William Shakespeare, King John Phryne seemed only to have slept for a moment when she was roused by Dot bearing a tray of Greek coffee strong enough to stand a spoon up in. Phryne dragged herself out of the seductive embrace of her feather pillows and groaned.
‘What time is it?’ ‘Ten o’clock, Miss, and a fine spring day,’ replied Dot, with what Phryne considered to be offensive cheeriness. The coffee was,... however, good, and the sunlight was streaming in through the window. Phryne decided to forgive Dot and essay a little breakfast after she had taken a painfully brisk shower and rubbed herself awake.
‘That nice young constable is coming at eleven, Miss, and I thought you’d prefer rolls and marmalade today.’ Phryne thought she detected a blush on her maid’s cheek, but it might have been the sun. She smiled, accepted the tray, and broke and buttered her roll in amiable silence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerry Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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