The Envoy
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Kit supplied the wine, vintage claret ‘re-looted’ from the cellar of a Reichsmarschall by the 101st Airborne, and a bottle of’33 champagne fine cognac from the embassy. Jennifer went to bed early: she felt tired and dizzy. After dinner, Brian and Kit took their brandies into the garden. Kit turned and looked at the house. The thatched roof and chimneys were black silhouettes dimly sketched against the night sky. ‘Beautiful place – very oldie England.’ ‘It’s not old at all. It’s fake Tudor, built... about 1900. It used to be a gatehouse. The lord of the manor wanted to show off and pretend the workers were picturesque as well as servile. But fortunately Jennifer loves it.’ ‘How did you end up living here?’ ‘The Ministry requisitioned it – and a lot of other houses – during the war. This cottage and a few others were kept on to billet staff working on the island.’ Kit looked around: there was nothing but blackness. Thick forest enclosed the garden on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kit supplied the wine, vintage claret ‘re-looted’ from the cellar of a Reichsmarschall by the 101st Airborne, and a bottle of’33 champagne fine cognac from the embassy. Jennifer went to bed early: she felt tired and dizzy. After dinner, Brian and Kit took their brandies into the garden. Kit turned and looked at the house. The thatched roof and chimneys were black silhouettes dimly sketched against the night sky. ‘Beautiful place – very oldie England.’ ‘It’s not old at all. It’s fake Tudor, built... about 1900. It used to be a gatehouse. The lord of the manor wanted to show off and pretend the workers were picturesque as well as servile. But fortunately Jennifer loves it.’ ‘How did you end up living here?’ ‘The Ministry requisitioned it – and a lot of other houses – during the war. This cottage and a few others were kept on to billet staff working on the island.’ Kit looked around: there was nothing but blackness. Thick forest enclosed the garden on every side.
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