Full Circle
Full Circle
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Two of the lodgers, both older than Adam, complained that the professor should have asked them if she had wanted to go.
“I did not ask Adam,” she replied, using her walker to make it down the front lane. “I merely accepted his invitation.”
Mrs. Brandt placed the wheelchair in the taxi’s trunk, then watched approvingly as Adam helped the old lady settle into the rear seat. She took the walker from Adam and said, “She’s right, you know. You were a dear to ask her.”
The town center was packed with ...students rushing to ser-vices. Their robes flapped behind them like broken wings. When they pulled up in front of Christ Church, Adam paid the taxi and settled her into the wheelchair. He maneuvered the chair beneath the towering college gates, doing his best to keep the chair steady as it jounced over uneven flagstones. As they passed through the broad college portal, a man in a dark suit and odd bowler hat emerged from the porter’s lodge, his weathered face creased in smiles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two of the lodgers, both older than Adam, complained that the professor should have asked them if she had wanted to go.
“I did not ask Adam,” she replied, using her walker to make it down the front lane. “I merely accepted his invitation.”
Mrs. Brandt placed the wheelchair in the taxi’s trunk, then watched approvingly as Adam helped the old lady settle into the rear seat. She took the walker from Adam and said, “She’s right, you know. You were a dear to ask her.”
The town center was packed with ...students rushing to ser-vices. Their robes flapped behind them like broken wings. When they pulled up in front of Christ Church, Adam paid the taxi and settled her into the wheelchair. He maneuvered the chair beneath the towering college gates, doing his best to keep the chair steady as it jounced over uneven flagstones. As they passed through the broad college portal, a man in a dark suit and odd bowler hat emerged from the porter’s lodge, his weathered face creased in smiles.
What to read after Full Circle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Bunn to read onlineMoreLess
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