The Four Graces (2014)
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Now she was standing in the queue at the fishmonger’s, pressed closely between Joan’s mother and a fat man with a very bald head. Mrs. Aleman had come in the bus, of course, and the bus had been late. It usually was late on a Thursday morning. They stood in the queue for half an hour, and during that time Sal learned quite a lot about Joan, things she had not known before. It was odd, thought Sal, that you could know a person very well—as she knew Joan—and yet learn so much about her from anothe...r person. Joan came to the Vicarage every day, but she had a separate life at home…you might almost say Joan led a double life, thought Sal.
“Fretting, that’s what she is,” said Mrs. Aleman. “Bob’s a good ’usband to ’er in a way, but ’e don’t write as often as ’e might, an’ the days go by so quick. If she don’t get a letter once a week she begins to think something’s wrong. You’ll ’ear soon enough, I said to ’er. You’ll ’ear if anything’s wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now she was standing in the queue at the fishmonger’s, pressed closely between Joan’s mother and a fat man with a very bald head. Mrs. Aleman had come in the bus, of course, and the bus had been late. It usually was late on a Thursday morning. They stood in the queue for half an hour, and during that time Sal learned quite a lot about Joan, things she had not known before. It was odd, thought Sal, that you could know a person very well—as she knew Joan—and yet learn so much about her from anothe...r person. Joan came to the Vicarage every day, but she had a separate life at home…you might almost say Joan led a double life, thought Sal.
“Fretting, that’s what she is,” said Mrs. Aleman. “Bob’s a good ’usband to ’er in a way, but ’e don’t write as often as ’e might, an’ the days go by so quick. If she don’t get a letter once a week she begins to think something’s wrong. You’ll ’ear soon enough, I said to ’er. You’ll ’ear if anything’s wrong.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. E. Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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