The Judgement of Strangers
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The car rolled over the gravel of the Vicarage drive and pulled up outside the front door. There were lights in some of the windows, earlier than usual because of the gloom.
‘Have you got time for a drink?’ Rosemary asked from the tiny back seat, sounding a good ten years older than she really was, apart from a quiver on the last word.
‘That’s very kind.’ Toby turned, including me in the conversation. ‘Are you sure I wouldn’t be in the way?’ ‘Not at all,’ I said, as I had to say.
The three of us... struggled out of the car. Toby produced a black umbrella and held it over Rosemary and myself as we stumbled to the front door: it was a courteous gesture, but not one that kept much rain from us. I unlocked the front door and the three of us fell into the hall. Vanessa opened the kitchen door. Michael was behind her, sitting at the table with a plate in front of him.
‘I was about to send out a search party,’ she said, smiling. ‘Hello, Toby. Have you rescued them?’ ‘Yes, he has,’ said Rosemary, still aspiring to a precarious adult dignity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The car rolled over the gravel of the Vicarage drive and pulled up outside the front door. There were lights in some of the windows, earlier than usual because of the gloom.
‘Have you got time for a drink?’ Rosemary asked from the tiny back seat, sounding a good ten years older than she really was, apart from a quiver on the last word.
‘That’s very kind.’ Toby turned, including me in the conversation. ‘Are you sure I wouldn’t be in the way?’ ‘Not at all,’ I said, as I had to say.
The three of us... struggled out of the car. Toby produced a black umbrella and held it over Rosemary and myself as we stumbled to the front door: it was a courteous gesture, but not one that kept much rain from us. I unlocked the front door and the three of us fell into the hall. Vanessa opened the kitchen door. Michael was behind her, sitting at the table with a plate in front of him.
‘I was about to send out a search party,’ she said, smiling. ‘Hello, Toby. Have you rescued them?’ ‘Yes, he has,’ said Rosemary, still aspiring to a precarious adult dignity.
What to read after The Judgement of Strangers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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