The Black Cat
The Black Cat
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Coincidence seldom lives up to its name, but today, they did. Richard Jury walked in.
“Over here,” Melrose called, as if the pub were teeming with customers and he were looking over a sea of faces.
“Sorry I’m late,” said Jury. Then to the girl, “Hello.” He stood there, very tall, looking down at her, very small, and closed the gap between them. “I like that monkey. I used to have one, but mine was blue.” He removed his coat and sat down. “My name’s Richard.”
With hardly a blink, she ...took in the blue monkey, as if all monkeys were blue, save for hers, which earned it a doubtful look. “My name’s Dora. Do you have a cat?” She moved closer.
“No, but there’s one where I work.”
Melrose was a bit miffed. She hadn’t asked him if he had a cat. He did have a goat. “I have quite a good goat. Her name’s Aghast.”
They both looked at Melrose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coincidence seldom lives up to its name, but today, they did. Richard Jury walked in.
“Over here,” Melrose called, as if the pub were teeming with customers and he were looking over a sea of faces.
“Sorry I’m late,” said Jury. Then to the girl, “Hello.” He stood there, very tall, looking down at her, very small, and closed the gap between them. “I like that monkey. I used to have one, but mine was blue.” He removed his coat and sat down. “My name’s Richard.”
With hardly a blink, she ...took in the blue monkey, as if all monkeys were blue, save for hers, which earned it a doubtful look. “My name’s Dora. Do you have a cat?” She moved closer.
“No, but there’s one where I work.”
Melrose was a bit miffed. She hadn’t asked him if he had a cat. He did have a goat. “I have quite a good goat. Her name’s Aghast.”
They both looked at Melrose.
What to read after The Black Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Grimes to read onlineMoreLess
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