The Princess Bride (1998)
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“I don’t care what you say, she’s history,” Harrison told the younger man. “She’s meddled in my daughter’s affairs for the last time!”
King scowled. He didn’t like the look of his partner. “I haven’t said a word,” he said softly. “Calm down. If you want her to go, she goes. But let her work out her notice.”
Harrison relaxed a little. His eyes were still flashing. He looked deathly pale and his breathing was unusually strained. He loosened his tie. “All right. But that’s all. That silly woman,” h...e said in a raspy voice. “She’s caused…Tiffany…no end of heartache already, and now I’ve got…to cause her…more…” He paused with a hand to his throat and laughed in surprise. “That’s funny. My throat hurts, right up to my jaw. I can’t…” He grimaced and suddenly slumped to the floor. He looked gray and sweat covered his face.
King buzzed Harrison’s secretary, told her to phone the emergency services number immediately and get some help into Harrison’s office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I don’t care what you say, she’s history,” Harrison told the younger man. “She’s meddled in my daughter’s affairs for the last time!”
King scowled. He didn’t like the look of his partner. “I haven’t said a word,” he said softly. “Calm down. If you want her to go, she goes. But let her work out her notice.”
Harrison relaxed a little. His eyes were still flashing. He looked deathly pale and his breathing was unusually strained. He loosened his tie. “All right. But that’s all. That silly woman,” h...e said in a raspy voice. “She’s caused…Tiffany…no end of heartache already, and now I’ve got…to cause her…more…” He paused with a hand to his throat and laughed in surprise. “That’s funny. My throat hurts, right up to my jaw. I can’t…” He grimaced and suddenly slumped to the floor. He looked gray and sweat covered his face.
King buzzed Harrison’s secretary, told her to phone the emergency services number immediately and get some help into Harrison’s office.
What to read after The Princess Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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