The Maine Mutiny
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Cabot Cove had three reliable sources of gossip: Charlene Sassi’s bakery, Loretta Spiegel’s beauty shop, and Mara’s luncheonette. Since I was unlikely to encounter any fishermen at the bakery or beauty shop, Mara’s was my logical destination in search of scuttlebutt about the lobstermen.
“We’ve got a soup-and-salad special today,” Mara said, bringing me a glass of iced tea, a straw, and a saucer of cut lemon without being asked.
“What’s the soup?” I asked.
“Clam chowder or clam chowder.”
“I gues...s I’ll have the clam chowder,” I said, “and salad dressing on the side, please.”
“You’re not going to save a lot of calories that way, you know. Dressing on the side—and broken cookies—still have calories.”
I laughed. “I know,” I said, “but it makes me feel more virtuous, especially since I know you believe in the Julia Child school of cooking, lots of butter and cream in that chowder.”
“Have you got spies in my kitchen?”
“If I did, I’d never admit it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cabot Cove had three reliable sources of gossip: Charlene Sassi’s bakery, Loretta Spiegel’s beauty shop, and Mara’s luncheonette. Since I was unlikely to encounter any fishermen at the bakery or beauty shop, Mara’s was my logical destination in search of scuttlebutt about the lobstermen.
“We’ve got a soup-and-salad special today,” Mara said, bringing me a glass of iced tea, a straw, and a saucer of cut lemon without being asked.
“What’s the soup?” I asked.
“Clam chowder or clam chowder.”
“I gues...s I’ll have the clam chowder,” I said, “and salad dressing on the side, please.”
“You’re not going to save a lot of calories that way, you know. Dressing on the side—and broken cookies—still have calories.”
I laughed. “I know,” I said, “but it makes me feel more virtuous, especially since I know you believe in the Julia Child school of cooking, lots of butter and cream in that chowder.”
“Have you got spies in my kitchen?”
“If I did, I’d never admit it.”
What to read after The Maine Mutiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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