The Heart is Torn
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She sat gazing at her father’s still face, wondering bitterly why such a dire fate should befall them. Her mother’s death had affected them all, but Henry had been unable to rise above his grief, and she could not bring herself to blame him for his weakness.
The bedroom door opened noisily and she started up to see Cresse standing in the doorway, smiling mercilessly. The little clerk was at his back, looking expectantly around the big man’s menacing figure.
‘What do you want?’ Beth deman...ded angrily.
‘We have to take account of this room. You chose to ignore the warnings I gave you about what was going to happen to your family, so now you have to face the consequences. You’re not feeling so high and mighty now, eh, Beth? Well, you can’t say you weren’t warned.’ He turned and beckoned to the clerk.
‘Make a note of everything, Jim. Peake would flay us alive if we missed a single item.’ Beth stepped forward, barring their way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat gazing at her father’s still face, wondering bitterly why such a dire fate should befall them. Her mother’s death had affected them all, but Henry had been unable to rise above his grief, and she could not bring herself to blame him for his weakness.
The bedroom door opened noisily and she started up to see Cresse standing in the doorway, smiling mercilessly. The little clerk was at his back, looking expectantly around the big man’s menacing figure.
‘What do you want?’ Beth deman...ded angrily.
‘We have to take account of this room. You chose to ignore the warnings I gave you about what was going to happen to your family, so now you have to face the consequences. You’re not feeling so high and mighty now, eh, Beth? Well, you can’t say you weren’t warned.’ He turned and beckoned to the clerk.
‘Make a note of everything, Jim. Peake would flay us alive if we missed a single item.’ Beth stepped forward, barring their way.
What to read after The Heart is Torn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mallett, Phyllis to read onlineMoreLess
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