The Infinite Air (2013)
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THEY LOADED THEMSELVES into Edward’s green Armstrong-Siddeley. As he opened the door for Nellie, her hand stealthily stroked the polished surface. She sat up very straight in the front beside Edward, her hat, even at this hour of the morning, tilted rakishly over one eyebrow. As he started the motor, he remarked that Jean’s mother seemed content for her daughter to disappear without trace. Jean caught a glimpse of Nellie’s face reflected in the side mirror and saw how it crumpled, the glint of u...nbidden tears. Nothing more was said on the drive to the Lympne airfield. Jean shivered inside her flying suit. It was hard to tell in the dark, but the edges of the road were becoming more difficult to discern, blurring in the headlights. The forecast was for fine weather but she had an uneasy feeling that it was wrong.
When they had parked, Nellie said to Edward, as if out of nowhere, ‘That was unnecessary. What you said. Very cruel. My daughter is,’ and here she hesitated, ‘she’s my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THEY LOADED THEMSELVES into Edward’s green Armstrong-Siddeley. As he opened the door for Nellie, her hand stealthily stroked the polished surface. She sat up very straight in the front beside Edward, her hat, even at this hour of the morning, tilted rakishly over one eyebrow. As he started the motor, he remarked that Jean’s mother seemed content for her daughter to disappear without trace. Jean caught a glimpse of Nellie’s face reflected in the side mirror and saw how it crumpled, the glint of u...nbidden tears. Nothing more was said on the drive to the Lympne airfield. Jean shivered inside her flying suit. It was hard to tell in the dark, but the edges of the road were becoming more difficult to discern, blurring in the headlights. The forecast was for fine weather but she had an uneasy feeling that it was wrong.
When they had parked, Nellie said to Edward, as if out of nowhere, ‘That was unnecessary. What you said. Very cruel. My daughter is,’ and here she hesitated, ‘she’s my life.
What to read after The Infinite Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Kidman to read onlineMoreLess
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