Making Things Better
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‘I should have phoned you anyway sooner or later, booked you for lunch . . .’‘I didn’t want lunch,’ she said. ‘I haven’t got much time. That’s why I suggested we meet here.’‘Here’ was the Bluebird café in the King’s Road, less distance for her to come from Wandsworth, and less crowded than their usual restaurant.‘I didn’t bring the car,’ she said. ‘I walked.’‘Walked? It’s quite a distance.’‘I needed time to think. I’ve got a lot on my mind, Julius.’She did indeed look newly thoughtful. She had m...ade an effort to smarten up her appearance, wore a tweed suit which might have been fashionable some fifteen years previously. On the lapel of her jacket he was pleased yet somewhat surprised to see the garnet brooch he had given her on their wedding day. This added to a new impression of maturity, as if she had studied how other women looked when they wanted to give an impression of seriousness. Even her hair was disciplined into some kind of order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I should have phoned you anyway sooner or later, booked you for lunch . . .’‘I didn’t want lunch,’ she said. ‘I haven’t got much time. That’s why I suggested we meet here.’‘Here’ was the Bluebird café in the King’s Road, less distance for her to come from Wandsworth, and less crowded than their usual restaurant.‘I didn’t bring the car,’ she said. ‘I walked.’‘Walked? It’s quite a distance.’‘I needed time to think. I’ve got a lot on my mind, Julius.’She did indeed look newly thoughtful. She had m...ade an effort to smarten up her appearance, wore a tweed suit which might have been fashionable some fifteen years previously. On the lapel of her jacket he was pleased yet somewhat surprised to see the garnet brooch he had given her on their wedding day. This added to a new impression of maturity, as if she had studied how other women looked when they wanted to give an impression of seriousness. Even her hair was disciplined into some kind of order.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anita Brookner to read onlineMoreLess
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