Death of An Angel
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to 6:15 P.M.
They sat in one of several semi-circular alcoves, on a curving banquette. Sam Wyatt snapped his fingers and a waiter came; Wyatt made it clear that he was host. But, with the orders given and the waiter gone, Wyatt drew invisible designs on the table top with the forefinger of his left hand, while absently snapping the thumb and middle finger of his right. In these activities, he seemed engrossed; seemed, indeed, to have forgotten that he had applied for hand holding. Watching his n...ervous hands, Pam North thought they should be held—by someone.
“The Last Mile,” Wyatt said, suddenly. “That was the title.” He now looked at the Norths, at Dorian Weigand. “That’s what it was, all right.” They looked blank. “Guy goes to the electric chair,” he said. “Cell to little door—the last mile.” He looked from one to the other. “God,” he said.
The waiter brought drinks. Wyatt looked at him, as if without recognition, with set face.
“First it’s months,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to 6:15 P.M.
They sat in one of several semi-circular alcoves, on a curving banquette. Sam Wyatt snapped his fingers and a waiter came; Wyatt made it clear that he was host. But, with the orders given and the waiter gone, Wyatt drew invisible designs on the table top with the forefinger of his left hand, while absently snapping the thumb and middle finger of his right. In these activities, he seemed engrossed; seemed, indeed, to have forgotten that he had applied for hand holding. Watching his n...ervous hands, Pam North thought they should be held—by someone.
“The Last Mile,” Wyatt said, suddenly. “That was the title.” He now looked at the Norths, at Dorian Weigand. “That’s what it was, all right.” They looked blank. “Guy goes to the electric chair,” he said. “Cell to little door—the last mile.” He looked from one to the other. “God,” he said.
The waiter brought drinks. Wyatt looked at him, as if without recognition, with set face.
“First it’s months,”
What to read after Death of An Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Lockridge to read onlineMoreLess
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