The Arsenic Labyrinth (2011)
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He was wearing a greatcoat and Cossack hat that made him look like an extra from Dr Zhivago. Hannah, Maggie and Giselle Feeney were standing close to him on a long ledge of rock at Mispickel Scar, surveying the hollow that a glacier had scooped out between the fells. Snow had fallen during the night and ice underfoot had made the climb slow and treacherous. For the last half hour Les had lagged behind the three younger women, puffing and grunting and making it plain that he wished he was back ho...me with his feet up in front of the fire. He’d sneezed once or twice and mumbled that he was starting with a cold.
‘This was never going to be Hampton Court Maze.’ Hannah rubbed her gloved hands together, as much to keep warm as to engender enthusiasm. ‘So what exactly do we have here?’ The random scattering of stones was a bleak monument to Mispickel Scar’s industrial heritage, but Giselle contemplated the scene as lovingly as if it were a personal Eden.
‘Mispickel is another name for arsenopyrite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was wearing a greatcoat and Cossack hat that made him look like an extra from Dr Zhivago. Hannah, Maggie and Giselle Feeney were standing close to him on a long ledge of rock at Mispickel Scar, surveying the hollow that a glacier had scooped out between the fells. Snow had fallen during the night and ice underfoot had made the climb slow and treacherous. For the last half hour Les had lagged behind the three younger women, puffing and grunting and making it plain that he wished he was back ho...me with his feet up in front of the fire. He’d sneezed once or twice and mumbled that he was starting with a cold.
‘This was never going to be Hampton Court Maze.’ Hannah rubbed her gloved hands together, as much to keep warm as to engender enthusiasm. ‘So what exactly do we have here?’ The random scattering of stones was a bleak monument to Mispickel Scar’s industrial heritage, but Giselle contemplated the scene as lovingly as if it were a personal Eden.
‘Mispickel is another name for arsenopyrite.
What to read after The Arsenic Labyrinth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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