The Ballad of Emma O'toole
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Her fingers wadded a fold of her skirt, as Sam Raddon scanned the pages of her story. Would the Record’s legendary editor like what she’d written? Or would he dismiss her with a patronizing comment and laugh behind her back as she slunk out the door?
Glancing up, Raddon adjusted his spectacles and cleared his throat. Middle-aged with wiry hair and a vigorous manner, his very reputation was enough to make fledgling writers quake in their boots.
“So you’re the famous Emma O’Toole,” he said. “I’ve ...read Armitage’s pieces, of course, but I haven’t had the pleasure.”
“It’s Mrs. Devereaux,” Emma said. “And after what’s been written about me, I’m hoping people will be interested in the truth for a change.”
“I see.” Raddon laid the pages on his desk. “Believe me, Mrs. Devereaux, I have no illusions about Hector Armitage and his methods. But the man has a nose for a good story. What’s more important, since I’m running a business here, his stories sell papers.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her fingers wadded a fold of her skirt, as Sam Raddon scanned the pages of her story. Would the Record’s legendary editor like what she’d written? Or would he dismiss her with a patronizing comment and laugh behind her back as she slunk out the door?
Glancing up, Raddon adjusted his spectacles and cleared his throat. Middle-aged with wiry hair and a vigorous manner, his very reputation was enough to make fledgling writers quake in their boots.
“So you’re the famous Emma O’Toole,” he said. “I’ve ...read Armitage’s pieces, of course, but I haven’t had the pleasure.”
“It’s Mrs. Devereaux,” Emma said. “And after what’s been written about me, I’m hoping people will be interested in the truth for a change.”
“I see.” Raddon laid the pages on his desk. “Believe me, Mrs. Devereaux, I have no illusions about Hector Armitage and his methods. But the man has a nose for a good story. What’s more important, since I’m running a business here, his stories sell papers.”
What to read after The Ballad of Emma O'toole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lane, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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