Death On the Lizard (2010)
Death On the Lizard
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All blithe was the knight, That he might with her lay.
Sir Tristram Middle English poem, fourteenth century At breakfast on Friday morning, Jenna asked if Kate and Patsy would like to spend the day sightseeing on the Lizard. “Mrs. Tremaine can make us a picnic lunch,” she said, “and Snood will bring the horse and gig round when we’re ready. Sir Oliver isn’t expected until tea time, so we’ll have the whole day all to ourselves, to go where we like.”
“Lovely!” Kate exclaimed, pouring herself a... glass of orange juice.
“Where shall we go?” Patsy asked.
Jenna smiled and passed a plate of toast. “I thought we might drive us over to the sea, to Dennis Head, where we can explore to our hearts’ content. We can come back by way of the stone circle on Tremorder Hill—if that suits you, of course.”
“Wonderful!” Patsy cried excitedly. “I’ll take my camera— I have one of those new Ross focal plane cameras, you know, and I’ve been dying to try it out.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All blithe was the knight, That he might with her lay.
Sir Tristram Middle English poem, fourteenth century At breakfast on Friday morning, Jenna asked if Kate and Patsy would like to spend the day sightseeing on the Lizard. “Mrs. Tremaine can make us a picnic lunch,” she said, “and Snood will bring the horse and gig round when we’re ready. Sir Oliver isn’t expected until tea time, so we’ll have the whole day all to ourselves, to go where we like.”
“Lovely!” Kate exclaimed, pouring herself a... glass of orange juice.
“Where shall we go?” Patsy asked.
Jenna smiled and passed a plate of toast. “I thought we might drive us over to the sea, to Dennis Head, where we can explore to our hearts’ content. We can come back by way of the stone circle on Tremorder Hill—if that suits you, of course.”
“Wonderful!” Patsy cried excitedly. “I’ll take my camera— I have one of those new Ross focal plane cameras, you know, and I’ve been dying to try it out.”
What to read after Death On the Lizard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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