Dishing the Dirt
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The murderer was out there, and, if not stopped, would kill again. The next target might be me, thought Agatha. She had kept her bedside light on to banish the fears brought by darkness. She regretted having bought a thatched cottage because nameless creatures rustled in the thatch.
Her bedroom door opened and Charles, who had been sleeping in the spare room, walked in, wrapped in a dressing gown.
He was carrying a glass of milk. “Drink this,” he ordered. “And here’s a sleeping pill. I picked up... a prescription today for my aunt. She won’t miss one.”
“I don’t drink milk and I never take sleeping pills,” complained Agatha.
“Do as you’re told for once in your life,” said Charles, “or I will ram this pill down your throat.”
“Oh, all right,” said Agatha grumpily. She swallowed the pill. Then she said, “I never thanked you for saving my life.”
“All in the day’s work,” said Charles. “Go to sleep.”
After he had left, Agatha felt she would never sleep when she suddenly plunged down into a dream where Justin was chasing her round a village fair with an ax.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The murderer was out there, and, if not stopped, would kill again. The next target might be me, thought Agatha. She had kept her bedside light on to banish the fears brought by darkness. She regretted having bought a thatched cottage because nameless creatures rustled in the thatch.
Her bedroom door opened and Charles, who had been sleeping in the spare room, walked in, wrapped in a dressing gown.
He was carrying a glass of milk. “Drink this,” he ordered. “And here’s a sleeping pill. I picked up... a prescription today for my aunt. She won’t miss one.”
“I don’t drink milk and I never take sleeping pills,” complained Agatha.
“Do as you’re told for once in your life,” said Charles, “or I will ram this pill down your throat.”
“Oh, all right,” said Agatha grumpily. She swallowed the pill. Then she said, “I never thanked you for saving my life.”
“All in the day’s work,” said Charles. “Go to sleep.”
After he had left, Agatha felt she would never sleep when she suddenly plunged down into a dream where Justin was chasing her round a village fair with an ax.
What to read after Dishing the Dirt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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