The Lazarus Hotel
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‘I hope nobody’s expecting cordon bleu,’ said Mrs Venables coyly. ‘I haven’t much of a kitchen here.’ Then she produced a lunch any of them would have been proud to give their mothers.
Personal discovery was not suspended while they ate but Miriam took steps to lighten the mood. ‘Love and hate,’ she announced briskly. ‘Everyone, quickly, no thinking – one thing you love and one thing you hate. Starting with … Tessa.’ ‘I love my job, helping people, getting them well. I hate bureaucracy.’ Lar...ry said, ‘Courage and laziness.’ Will said, ‘Generosity and injustice.’ Joe said, ‘Compassion and treachery.’ Sheelagh said, ‘Strength and cowardice.’ Tariq said, ‘Frivolity and dogma.’ Richard wanted to say, ‘I love my job too. I hate being too scared to do it any more.’ Instead he said, ‘Diversity and intolerance.’ Miriam made notes on a paper napkin. ‘All right, comments. Tessa loves her job. Does that surprise anyone?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I hope nobody’s expecting cordon bleu,’ said Mrs Venables coyly. ‘I haven’t much of a kitchen here.’ Then she produced a lunch any of them would have been proud to give their mothers.
Personal discovery was not suspended while they ate but Miriam took steps to lighten the mood. ‘Love and hate,’ she announced briskly. ‘Everyone, quickly, no thinking – one thing you love and one thing you hate. Starting with … Tessa.’ ‘I love my job, helping people, getting them well. I hate bureaucracy.’ Lar...ry said, ‘Courage and laziness.’ Will said, ‘Generosity and injustice.’ Joe said, ‘Compassion and treachery.’ Sheelagh said, ‘Strength and cowardice.’ Tariq said, ‘Frivolity and dogma.’ Richard wanted to say, ‘I love my job too. I hate being too scared to do it any more.’ Instead he said, ‘Diversity and intolerance.’ Miriam made notes on a paper napkin. ‘All right, comments. Tessa loves her job. Does that surprise anyone?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Bannister to read onlineMoreLess
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