Giant's Bread (2013)
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His meaning was clear and unmistakable! Too much so! It didn’t leave a loophole for doubt.
Vernon listened. His face was very white, his hands grasped the arms of the chair in which he was sitting.
It couldn’t be true – it couldn’t! And yet, after all, hadn’t Mr Flemming said very much the same, years ago? Yes, but then there had been the magic words ‘twenty-one’ to look forward to. ‘Twenty-one’ which by a blessed miracle was to make everything right. Instead of which: ‘Mind you, the position is... infinitely improved from what it was at the time of your father’s death, but it is no good pretending we are out of the wood. The mortgage –’ Surely, surely, they had never mentioned a mortgage? Well, it wouldn’t have been much use, he supposed, to a boy of nine. No good trying to get round it. The plain truth was that he couldn’t afford to live at Abbots Puissants.
He waited till Mr Flemming had finished, and then said: ‘But if my Mother –’ ‘Oh, of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His meaning was clear and unmistakable! Too much so! It didn’t leave a loophole for doubt.
Vernon listened. His face was very white, his hands grasped the arms of the chair in which he was sitting.
It couldn’t be true – it couldn’t! And yet, after all, hadn’t Mr Flemming said very much the same, years ago? Yes, but then there had been the magic words ‘twenty-one’ to look forward to. ‘Twenty-one’ which by a blessed miracle was to make everything right. Instead of which: ‘Mind you, the position is... infinitely improved from what it was at the time of your father’s death, but it is no good pretending we are out of the wood. The mortgage –’ Surely, surely, they had never mentioned a mortgage? Well, it wouldn’t have been much use, he supposed, to a boy of nine. No good trying to get round it. The plain truth was that he couldn’t afford to live at Abbots Puissants.
He waited till Mr Flemming had finished, and then said: ‘But if my Mother –’ ‘Oh, of course.
What to read after Giant's Bread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie, Writing As Mary Westmacott to read onlineMoreLess
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