Silence for the Dead
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“What dress will you wear?” Martha asked Nina. “For the wedding?”
Nina clasped a garter to a stocking and shrugged. “My mother’s, I suppose.”
“You suppose?”
“Well, she’ll have to dig it up, won’t she? It’s in the attic somewhere. The moths may have eaten it to pieces.”
“What color is it?”
“Lavender.”
“Oh, that will look well on you.” I could not imagine lavender looking well on Nina, but I rubbed my feet and said nothing. Martha went on. “What does it look like?”
Nina... threw the hems of her skirts down over her substantial legs. “Like a dress, I suppose.”
“Nina, you are the worst! What of the sleeves, the hem? Does it have lace?”
“There’s lace at the throat, I suppose. I’ve only ever seen it in my mother’s photograph, so what do I know about the hem?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What dress will you wear?” Martha asked Nina. “For the wedding?”
Nina clasped a garter to a stocking and shrugged. “My mother’s, I suppose.”
“You suppose?”
“Well, she’ll have to dig it up, won’t she? It’s in the attic somewhere. The moths may have eaten it to pieces.”
“What color is it?”
“Lavender.”
“Oh, that will look well on you.” I could not imagine lavender looking well on Nina, but I rubbed my feet and said nothing. Martha went on. “What does it look like?”
Nina... threw the hems of her skirts down over her substantial legs. “Like a dress, I suppose.”
“Nina, you are the worst! What of the sleeves, the hem? Does it have lace?”
“There’s lace at the throat, I suppose. I’ve only ever seen it in my mother’s photograph, so what do I know about the hem?
What to read after Silence for the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simone St. James to read onlineMoreLess
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