The Bridesmaid (2010)
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Deviousness was alien to his nature. The idea of pretending to be someone else, of telling a false story to gain information, all that was so distasteful as to make him feel an actual physical sickness at the thought of it. He had postponed doing it for four days. Now, alone in Roy’s room with Roy out at lunch and the secretary doing Mr. Aldridge’s letters because his secretary was off sick, an opportunity presented itself which he would be cowardly to refuse.
Encountering Joley was the event th...at made this act imperative. For some reason, though now he could hardly imagine what reason, he had utterly believed Senta when she told him Joley and the murdered man John Crucifer were one. He had believed her and been brought to feel terrible things, almost that Joley’s death was somehow his fault; if not quite that he had murdered him, that but for his own existence and presence there, Joley would still be alive.
Joley was live. His month-long absence was due to his having been in hospital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deviousness was alien to his nature. The idea of pretending to be someone else, of telling a false story to gain information, all that was so distasteful as to make him feel an actual physical sickness at the thought of it. He had postponed doing it for four days. Now, alone in Roy’s room with Roy out at lunch and the secretary doing Mr. Aldridge’s letters because his secretary was off sick, an opportunity presented itself which he would be cowardly to refuse.
Encountering Joley was the event th...at made this act imperative. For some reason, though now he could hardly imagine what reason, he had utterly believed Senta when she told him Joley and the murdered man John Crucifer were one. He had believed her and been brought to feel terrible things, almost that Joley’s death was somehow his fault; if not quite that he had murdered him, that but for his own existence and presence there, Joley would still be alive.
Joley was live. His month-long absence was due to his having been in hospital.
What to read after The Bridesmaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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