Sunday Best (2013)
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During the day she had smoked endlessly, and drunk tea, moving between the kitchen table and the net curtains in the front room. Now she sat down, shrivelled in anguish, recapping the terrifying items of information that had punctured her day. Her husband had disappeared. Mr Parsons had been murdered. Tommy next door was her stepson. She tried to think of each item separately, because in her heart she refused them any connection. She did not think of what she would tell the police when they came..., as come they must, sooner or later. But she knew what she would not tell them. There would be no mention of Tommy, nor of George’s little hobby. That much respect she had for him, and now, as the hours of his absence lengthened, that much love.
She got up again to go to the curtain, and as she crossed the hall the bell rang. Through the frosted window pane, she could discern the Cloth’s unbroken collar. He was alone. There were no shadows around him. She would have to tell him the truth. George had simply disappeared and he could infer what he liked from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the day she had smoked endlessly, and drunk tea, moving between the kitchen table and the net curtains in the front room. Now she sat down, shrivelled in anguish, recapping the terrifying items of information that had punctured her day. Her husband had disappeared. Mr Parsons had been murdered. Tommy next door was her stepson. She tried to think of each item separately, because in her heart she refused them any connection. She did not think of what she would tell the police when they came..., as come they must, sooner or later. But she knew what she would not tell them. There would be no mention of Tommy, nor of George’s little hobby. That much respect she had for him, and now, as the hours of his absence lengthened, that much love.
She got up again to go to the curtain, and as she crossed the hall the bell rang. Through the frosted window pane, she could discern the Cloth’s unbroken collar. He was alone. There were no shadows around him. She would have to tell him the truth. George had simply disappeared and he could infer what he liked from it.
What to read after Sunday Best?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernice Rubens to read onlineMoreLess
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