The Keeper of Secrets (2011)
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Lizzie dead? No, no, no!’ Although I confess to wishing otherwise, Lord Elham’s shock sounded as genuine as Jem’s or mine, and no less grief-stricken.
‘Alas, Lord Elham, she is,’ Sir Hellman insisted sternly. ‘Lizzie Woodman has been foully murdered.’ ‘Who by? Pray, sir, pray, what are you saying? Dr Hansard, what is he saying?’ He clutched frantically at the doctor’s hand.
Hansard said, with surprising gentleness, ‘Sir Hellman tells the truth, my lord, and sorry I am that he does. That ...is why we are here today. We came to tell you.’ ‘But who should want to kill her? Pretty Lizzie?’ And then, as the horrid truth penetrated deeper into his fuddled brain, he burst into tears. Sir Hellman, revolted, took a step back. I, mindful of my own distress when I had found the sad remains, forced myself to kneel before him, praying that God would give me strength to love him as I ought.
‘Lord Elham, I know we have never been friends, but may I offer you any consolation within my power?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lizzie dead? No, no, no!’ Although I confess to wishing otherwise, Lord Elham’s shock sounded as genuine as Jem’s or mine, and no less grief-stricken.
‘Alas, Lord Elham, she is,’ Sir Hellman insisted sternly. ‘Lizzie Woodman has been foully murdered.’ ‘Who by? Pray, sir, pray, what are you saying? Dr Hansard, what is he saying?’ He clutched frantically at the doctor’s hand.
Hansard said, with surprising gentleness, ‘Sir Hellman tells the truth, my lord, and sorry I am that he does. That ...is why we are here today. We came to tell you.’ ‘But who should want to kill her? Pretty Lizzie?’ And then, as the horrid truth penetrated deeper into his fuddled brain, he burst into tears. Sir Hellman, revolted, took a step back. I, mindful of my own distress when I had found the sad remains, forced myself to kneel before him, praying that God would give me strength to love him as I ought.
‘Lord Elham, I know we have never been friends, but may I offer you any consolation within my power?
What to read after The Keeper of Secrets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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