Gypsy
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Hermann and he had been through a lot since September 1940, but this … this was not even a nothing murder in which they had had to cross the SS. It was a catastrophe and no amount of fitting the pieces together could solve the thing because they had been pitted against friend and loved one and she had not confided in them.
Gabrielle had driven the Gypsy to the quarry on the very morning of the day they had gone there but had had no need of the keys. They had not even noticed the tyre marks of he...r car!
He thought back to that nothing murder in the first week of December last. He recalled how, at its conclusion, she had sought him out and had found him staring at the Loire as he was now staring at the Seine. He had just learned of the deaths of Marianne and Philippe. She had offered solicitude and comfort, a room in her flat, since the front of his house had been destroyed. She had wanted to get to know him better and had taken that supreme step of putting her life in his hands by confiding she would join the Resistance, but must already have been in the réseau and even then had hidden it from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hermann and he had been through a lot since September 1940, but this … this was not even a nothing murder in which they had had to cross the SS. It was a catastrophe and no amount of fitting the pieces together could solve the thing because they had been pitted against friend and loved one and she had not confided in them.
Gabrielle had driven the Gypsy to the quarry on the very morning of the day they had gone there but had had no need of the keys. They had not even noticed the tyre marks of he...r car!
He thought back to that nothing murder in the first week of December last. He recalled how, at its conclusion, she had sought him out and had found him staring at the Loire as he was now staring at the Seine. He had just learned of the deaths of Marianne and Philippe. She had offered solicitude and comfort, a room in her flat, since the front of his house had been destroyed. She had wanted to get to know him better and had taken that supreme step of putting her life in his hands by confiding she would join the Resistance, but must already have been in the réseau and even then had hidden it from him.
What to read after Gypsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. Robert Janes to read onlineMoreLess
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