Sunflower (2010)
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She walked for a time in the desert of that thought; and then perceived that Harrowby was still standing at the door of the car, waiting for orders.
She began, ‘Up to—’ and then checked herself. ‘Harrowby, you don’t look well.’ ‘I’m quite all right, Madam.’ ‘But you can’t be all right. Not when you’re looking like this. I’ve noticed for some time back you haven’t been too bright. But I haven’t seen you look like this, ever—’ ‘I suppose, Madam, it’s up to Mr Pitt’s as usual.’ ‘Yes, Harrowby. But ...if you would rather not drive today, I’ll take a taxi and you can go home.’ He slammed the door. But it was not rudeness, just jumpy nerves, for he opened it and shut it all over again, very softly this time, and his eyes travelled towards her face, though they got no further than her throat, and his mouth worked as if he were trying to smile. Poor thing, he did look so white. He looked almost as bad as he had after that motor accident they had last year on the road from Cannes to Grasse, when she had opened her eyes and found herself lying on a bank by the roadside with him kneeling beside her … Her mind turned its back on his misery and forgot it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She walked for a time in the desert of that thought; and then perceived that Harrowby was still standing at the door of the car, waiting for orders.
She began, ‘Up to—’ and then checked herself. ‘Harrowby, you don’t look well.’ ‘I’m quite all right, Madam.’ ‘But you can’t be all right. Not when you’re looking like this. I’ve noticed for some time back you haven’t been too bright. But I haven’t seen you look like this, ever—’ ‘I suppose, Madam, it’s up to Mr Pitt’s as usual.’ ‘Yes, Harrowby. But ...if you would rather not drive today, I’ll take a taxi and you can go home.’ He slammed the door. But it was not rudeness, just jumpy nerves, for he opened it and shut it all over again, very softly this time, and his eyes travelled towards her face, though they got no further than her throat, and his mouth worked as if he were trying to smile. Poor thing, he did look so white. He looked almost as bad as he had after that motor accident they had last year on the road from Cannes to Grasse, when she had opened her eyes and found herself lying on a bank by the roadside with him kneeling beside her … Her mind turned its back on his misery and forgot it.
What to read after Sunflower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West Rebecca to read onlineMoreLess
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