The Palace Guard (2012)
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“Thought I’d pay a morning call while I’m out for my constitutional,” he explained. “Where’s Porter-Smith?”
“Gone to work.” Sarah handed him a cup of coffee. “We don’t all keep bankers’ hours, you know.”
“I thought accountants might. Why, thank you, Theonia, those muffins look delicious. I meant to show Porter-Smith a few of the pictures I’ve taken with my miniature camera under varying conditions. We were discussing photography last night.”
“Perhaps you would show the pictures to us,” Mrs. Sorp...ende suggested.
“Delighted.” With a conjurer’s flourish, he plucked them out of her hair and passed them around.
“What’s this?” asked Max Bittersohn, who was seldom at his best so early in the day. “A sack of marbles?”
“You’re holding it upside down. That’s a nest of turtle eggs.”
“But where is the mother turtle?” asked Mrs. Sorpende.
“Off doing her thing somewhere. Turtles are lousy mothers. She just lays ’em and leaves ’em.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Thought I’d pay a morning call while I’m out for my constitutional,” he explained. “Where’s Porter-Smith?”
“Gone to work.” Sarah handed him a cup of coffee. “We don’t all keep bankers’ hours, you know.”
“I thought accountants might. Why, thank you, Theonia, those muffins look delicious. I meant to show Porter-Smith a few of the pictures I’ve taken with my miniature camera under varying conditions. We were discussing photography last night.”
“Perhaps you would show the pictures to us,” Mrs. Sorp...ende suggested.
“Delighted.” With a conjurer’s flourish, he plucked them out of her hair and passed them around.
“What’s this?” asked Max Bittersohn, who was seldom at his best so early in the day. “A sack of marbles?”
“You’re holding it upside down. That’s a nest of turtle eggs.”
“But where is the mother turtle?” asked Mrs. Sorpende.
“Off doing her thing somewhere. Turtles are lousy mothers. She just lays ’em and leaves ’em.”
What to read after The Palace Guard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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