Death of a Friend
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Her wide mouth and grey eyes were attractive, but she had too narrow a head and too short a neck for him to find her seriously pleasing to look at. Her thick black hair seemed to resent any attempts at control. Martha was preferable, despite the same narrow head; she seemed to be more in proportion and her apricot-coloured hair singled her out as a person to be noticed.
‘I’ve been to see Hannah,’ Alexis said. Den noticed her hands were shaking. She stood in the kitchen, making no move to sit... down.
‘How was she?’ Martha patted the back of one of the wooden chairs and her sister obediently pulled it away from the table and dropped into it heavily. ‘Shell-shocked. At least … I suppose that’s how you’d describe it. On the surface, she’s quite calm, her usual self, but her eyes are weird. She didn’t look at me once. It was as if she was looking for Charlie, expecting to find him behind the sofa or in the fireplace. And Bill’s a total wreck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her wide mouth and grey eyes were attractive, but she had too narrow a head and too short a neck for him to find her seriously pleasing to look at. Her thick black hair seemed to resent any attempts at control. Martha was preferable, despite the same narrow head; she seemed to be more in proportion and her apricot-coloured hair singled her out as a person to be noticed.
‘I’ve been to see Hannah,’ Alexis said. Den noticed her hands were shaking. She stood in the kitchen, making no move to sit... down.
‘How was she?’ Martha patted the back of one of the wooden chairs and her sister obediently pulled it away from the table and dropped into it heavily. ‘Shell-shocked. At least … I suppose that’s how you’d describe it. On the surface, she’s quite calm, her usual self, but her eyes are weird. She didn’t look at me once. It was as if she was looking for Charlie, expecting to find him behind the sofa or in the fireplace. And Bill’s a total wreck.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Tope to read onlineMoreLess
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