Staging Death (2013)
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There was no crime, she said, in using a different name, at least as far as she knew. But she would ask around, and if she got any hard evidence would tell both me and the authorities. I didn’t like to override her, but what with that incident and the presence of mysterious cars in the neighbourhood, not to mention silent phones and empty envelopes, I was beginning to get rattled.Fortunately, out of the blue, Allyn summoned me, not to make changes to our plans for the house but for a new scheme ...altogether. She’d conceived an overwhelming desire for stained glass for what was currently a disused and probably deconsecrated chapel. Since it was built in 1780, and was unadorned to the point of nonconformist in all respects, I suspected that the plain glass now in situ was either original or at very least authentic. It wasn’t my job to tell her she was committing an architectural sin, but I spent a long time on the internet hunting for an artist with the sensitivity and the skill to tackle the job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no crime, she said, in using a different name, at least as far as she knew. But she would ask around, and if she got any hard evidence would tell both me and the authorities. I didn’t like to override her, but what with that incident and the presence of mysterious cars in the neighbourhood, not to mention silent phones and empty envelopes, I was beginning to get rattled.Fortunately, out of the blue, Allyn summoned me, not to make changes to our plans for the house but for a new scheme ...altogether. She’d conceived an overwhelming desire for stained glass for what was currently a disused and probably deconsecrated chapel. Since it was built in 1780, and was unadorned to the point of nonconformist in all respects, I suspected that the plain glass now in situ was either original or at very least authentic. It wasn’t my job to tell her she was committing an architectural sin, but I spent a long time on the internet hunting for an artist with the sensitivity and the skill to tackle the job.
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