Heads You Lose
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The meal was punctuated by the sound of noisy feet and the loud cries of Cockie’s henchmen, who had taken possession of the house and were subjecting it to a very severe scrutiny. The hall was closed to the family, and they had been obliged to make a series of detours to reach the dining-room. By this route also came a young lady who was introduced, disapprovingly, by Bunsen as: “Miss le May, with Inspector Cockrill’s permission, sir.”
Miss Pippi le May stood regarding them with inquisitive grey...-green eyes. She was a tiny creature with a stringy little body and small, expressive brown hands. Her hair, which Nature had made red and Art had assisted into a handsome auburn, was so thick and close-cut that it made a sort of woolly cap about her head; she had wound a bright scarf around it and joined the ends gaily with a couple of gigantic gold hair-pins; there was an air of chic about her, but all the washing in the world could not make her look quite clean. She was a not unsuccessful character actress making her determined way upon the West End stage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meal was punctuated by the sound of noisy feet and the loud cries of Cockie’s henchmen, who had taken possession of the house and were subjecting it to a very severe scrutiny. The hall was closed to the family, and they had been obliged to make a series of detours to reach the dining-room. By this route also came a young lady who was introduced, disapprovingly, by Bunsen as: “Miss le May, with Inspector Cockrill’s permission, sir.”
Miss Pippi le May stood regarding them with inquisitive grey...-green eyes. She was a tiny creature with a stringy little body and small, expressive brown hands. Her hair, which Nature had made red and Art had assisted into a handsome auburn, was so thick and close-cut that it made a sort of woolly cap about her head; she had wound a bright scarf around it and joined the ends gaily with a couple of gigantic gold hair-pins; there was an air of chic about her, but all the washing in the world could not make her look quite clean. She was a not unsuccessful character actress making her determined way upon the West End stage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christianna Brand to read onlineMoreLess
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