Death Line
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It was Carstairs in the old film of the homosexual lovers that they'd found hidden in Moon's wardrobe. Rafferty rewound the film and began to watch it through again. “Now I know why, every time I saw that veritable gallery of photographs Sarah Astell has of him, I had a feeling of familiarity. Of course, the film's very poor quality, and he's much younger.” Rafferty excused his own lack of observation. “So much for his lady-killer reputation – that and his marriage must have made a pretty effect...ive smokescreen for his real preferences.” He froze the film and nodded at the screen. “And now I recognise the other young man, too. It's Nat Kingston. Mrs Astell told us he and her father had been close friends.”
“Whether or not the other youth is Kingston is hardly significant,” said Llewellyn briskly, as if reluctant to accept that his hero had other human weakness, apart from the reluctance to visit a doctor that he had already admitted to. “But what is significant is my conviction that, after her cold-shoulder treatment, her abusive and threatening telephone call must have been the last straw for Moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Carstairs in the old film of the homosexual lovers that they'd found hidden in Moon's wardrobe. Rafferty rewound the film and began to watch it through again. “Now I know why, every time I saw that veritable gallery of photographs Sarah Astell has of him, I had a feeling of familiarity. Of course, the film's very poor quality, and he's much younger.” Rafferty excused his own lack of observation. “So much for his lady-killer reputation – that and his marriage must have made a pretty effect...ive smokescreen for his real preferences.” He froze the film and nodded at the screen. “And now I recognise the other young man, too. It's Nat Kingston. Mrs Astell told us he and her father had been close friends.”
“Whether or not the other youth is Kingston is hardly significant,” said Llewellyn briskly, as if reluctant to accept that his hero had other human weakness, apart from the reluctance to visit a doctor that he had already admitted to. “But what is significant is my conviction that, after her cold-shoulder treatment, her abusive and threatening telephone call must have been the last straw for Moon.
What to read after Death Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geraldine Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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