The Office of the Dead
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My visit to London seemed to have given me extra energy. I catalogued more books than ever before. This was despite the fact that I had three visitors.
The first was Canon Hudson, who wanted me to check a draft of the pamphlet for the exhibition in case there were any errors.
My next visitor was Mr Gotobed who stood in the doorway fiddling with the badge of the Cathedral which he wore on a chain round his neck as part of his verger uniform.
‘I mentioned to Mother what you said, Mrs Appleyard.’ H...e gabbled the words out as though they were hot. ‘She says she’d be pleased to see you if you’d like to drop in for a cup of tea tomorrow afternoon. But she says she hopes you won’t mind her not being up and dressed. Of course, if you can’t spare the time –’ ‘It’s very kind of her. Please tell her I’d love to come.’ Mr Gotobed coloured. ‘Mother’s a bit deaf, I’m afraid, so you may have to speak quite loudly.’ ‘That’s all right. Tell her I’m looking forward to it.’ Finally, just as I was thinking of packing up at the end of the day, Canon Osbaston arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My visit to London seemed to have given me extra energy. I catalogued more books than ever before. This was despite the fact that I had three visitors.
The first was Canon Hudson, who wanted me to check a draft of the pamphlet for the exhibition in case there were any errors.
My next visitor was Mr Gotobed who stood in the doorway fiddling with the badge of the Cathedral which he wore on a chain round his neck as part of his verger uniform.
‘I mentioned to Mother what you said, Mrs Appleyard.’ H...e gabbled the words out as though they were hot. ‘She says she’d be pleased to see you if you’d like to drop in for a cup of tea tomorrow afternoon. But she says she hopes you won’t mind her not being up and dressed. Of course, if you can’t spare the time –’ ‘It’s very kind of her. Please tell her I’d love to come.’ Mr Gotobed coloured. ‘Mother’s a bit deaf, I’m afraid, so you may have to speak quite loudly.’ ‘That’s all right. Tell her I’m looking forward to it.’ Finally, just as I was thinking of packing up at the end of the day, Canon Osbaston arrived.
What to read after The Office of the Dead?
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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