Devil’s Harvest
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He inserted a letter knife into the first envelope and slit it open like some delicate fish. He caught the flash of a photograph and groaned as he turned over the envelope. It was addressed to ‘The Pest Expert, Botany Department’ with a return address in Chipping Sodbury. Damn Mrs Thebes, he thought gloomily, pulling out an out-of-focus close-up of a mealybug-infested lemon tree belonging to a Mrs Pilkington.
The public assumed that, as a botanist, he enjoyed pottering around the garden as t...hey did, sensible shoes and windbreakers properly adorned. They insisted on producing cuttings of roses dripping with aphids and scale for his remedial assessment. It was akin to asking your cardiac-surgeon friend to look at the wart on your toe. Botany and gardening are not the same thing. They aren’t even first cousins, he thought crossly. When he and Jane had first moved into Clifton, the gentrified old quarter at the top of the hill, he had been mildly interested in the diverse and unusual flora that covered the crags of the Avon River gorge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He inserted a letter knife into the first envelope and slit it open like some delicate fish. He caught the flash of a photograph and groaned as he turned over the envelope. It was addressed to ‘The Pest Expert, Botany Department’ with a return address in Chipping Sodbury. Damn Mrs Thebes, he thought gloomily, pulling out an out-of-focus close-up of a mealybug-infested lemon tree belonging to a Mrs Pilkington.
The public assumed that, as a botanist, he enjoyed pottering around the garden as t...hey did, sensible shoes and windbreakers properly adorned. They insisted on producing cuttings of roses dripping with aphids and scale for his remedial assessment. It was akin to asking your cardiac-surgeon friend to look at the wart on your toe. Botany and gardening are not the same thing. They aren’t even first cousins, he thought crossly. When he and Jane had first moved into Clifton, the gentrified old quarter at the top of the hill, he had been mildly interested in the diverse and unusual flora that covered the crags of the Avon River gorge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, H. Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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