Face to Face (2013)
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It seemed to Ellery that she was half pleased by it, the other half being annoyance. Armando actually took up a post behind her chair. She was the mystery ingredient in his ointment and, as such, had to be fingered with care. Jeanne Temple he ignored. Whether this was out of the contempt of familiarity or the discretion of broad experience Ellery was unable to decide. In any event, it was clearly a bad situation for the secretary of the dead woman. By the side of the busty child-blonde with the ...pout and the dimple, the Temple girl faded like an overexposed chromo. She was so aware of it that her muddy brown eyes spattered Armando with loathing before her glance lowered to the gloved hands in her lap, where it remained.
Selma Pilter produced a shock, and a downward revision of Ellery’s estimate of Kip Kipley’s judgment. The old woman’s ugliness approached an esthetic experience, like the ugliness of a Lincoln or a Baroness Blixen. Her fleshless frame was so fine as to suggest hollow bones, like a bird’s; Ellery half expected her to flap her arms and sail to a chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to Ellery that she was half pleased by it, the other half being annoyance. Armando actually took up a post behind her chair. She was the mystery ingredient in his ointment and, as such, had to be fingered with care. Jeanne Temple he ignored. Whether this was out of the contempt of familiarity or the discretion of broad experience Ellery was unable to decide. In any event, it was clearly a bad situation for the secretary of the dead woman. By the side of the busty child-blonde with the ...pout and the dimple, the Temple girl faded like an overexposed chromo. She was so aware of it that her muddy brown eyes spattered Armando with loathing before her glance lowered to the gloved hands in her lap, where it remained.
Selma Pilter produced a shock, and a downward revision of Ellery’s estimate of Kip Kipley’s judgment. The old woman’s ugliness approached an esthetic experience, like the ugliness of a Lincoln or a Baroness Blixen. Her fleshless frame was so fine as to suggest hollow bones, like a bird’s; Ellery half expected her to flap her arms and sail to a chair.
What to read after Face to Face?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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