Murder in Burnt Orange (2011)
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—Mark Twain, Pudd’nhead Wilson’s New Calendar, 1897 Sven was also hot and tired when he came to see Hilda, but Sven almost never lost his temper. He was the epitome of the calm, stolid Swede, the sort that others thought of as “dumb.” They could not have been more wrong.
He sat down heavily on one of the wicker porch chairs, so heavily that the chair creaked, and said, in Swedish, “You wanted to see me, my sister?”
“Yes, and I am sorry to keep you from your supper on such a day.” She pou...red some of the fresh lemonade Eileen had brought out, with a passing thought to the number of lemons they must be going through. Time was when a lemon, or an orange, was a rare treat. Lemonade was one little luxury for which she was deeply grateful.
“Yes, it has been a long day. The paint shop is very hot and close on such a day. There are fans, but the smell of paint is hard to bear.” He sipped at his drink, then held the cold glass to his temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Mark Twain, Pudd’nhead Wilson’s New Calendar, 1897 Sven was also hot and tired when he came to see Hilda, but Sven almost never lost his temper. He was the epitome of the calm, stolid Swede, the sort that others thought of as “dumb.” They could not have been more wrong.
He sat down heavily on one of the wicker porch chairs, so heavily that the chair creaked, and said, in Swedish, “You wanted to see me, my sister?”
“Yes, and I am sorry to keep you from your supper on such a day.” She pou...red some of the fresh lemonade Eileen had brought out, with a passing thought to the number of lemons they must be going through. Time was when a lemon, or an orange, was a rare treat. Lemonade was one little luxury for which she was deeply grateful.
“Yes, it has been a long day. The paint shop is very hot and close on such a day. There are fans, but the smell of paint is hard to bear.” He sipped at his drink, then held the cold glass to his temple.
What to read after Murder in Burnt Orange?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanne M. Dams to read onlineMoreLess
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