The Italian Girl (2010)
The Italian Girl
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Otto Selects a Victim Flora banged the door behind her with her foot. She looked flushed and untidy. Her hair was a shaggy mass almost toppling forward over her brow, and a bronzy glow surrounded her head where curly tendrils had escaped from the arrangement. Her short upper lip thrust suspiciously forward and her upturned nose wrinkled and quivered. She drew her tartan dress closer to her legs in an unconscious gesture of self-defence, perhaps disgust. But she ignored me and addressed herself t...o Maggie.
‘I’ve brought the change.’ She spoke in a deliberately harsh and rasping voice. She advanced to the table and with a theatrical gesture threw on to it a heap of five-pound notes. Then she could not stop herself from glancing at me.
Maggie, who had risen, quietly gathered the notes together and began to count them. As the meaning of the scene dawned on me I felt an immediate shocked repulsion at the sight of the two women with the pile of money between them. It was like a scene in a brothel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Otto Selects a Victim Flora banged the door behind her with her foot. She looked flushed and untidy. Her hair was a shaggy mass almost toppling forward over her brow, and a bronzy glow surrounded her head where curly tendrils had escaped from the arrangement. Her short upper lip thrust suspiciously forward and her upturned nose wrinkled and quivered. She drew her tartan dress closer to her legs in an unconscious gesture of self-defence, perhaps disgust. But she ignored me and addressed herself t...o Maggie.
‘I’ve brought the change.’ She spoke in a deliberately harsh and rasping voice. She advanced to the table and with a theatrical gesture threw on to it a heap of five-pound notes. Then she could not stop herself from glancing at me.
Maggie, who had risen, quietly gathered the notes together and began to count them. As the meaning of the scene dawned on me I felt an immediate shocked repulsion at the sight of the two women with the pile of money between them. It was like a scene in a brothel.
What to read after The Italian Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Murdoch to read onlineMoreLess
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