The Skeleton Garden (2016)
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“Will you go into the station today?” That was a question from the past—Saturdays at the station had been given up when he left the Met. “I don’t mind if you do,” she said. “I’m going up to the church hall to help sort out the table arrangement for the fête.”
“The dance isn’t still a fancy dress, is it?” Christopher asked.
“Well, it’s supposed to be,” Pru replied. “Not for you men—where would you find RAF uniforms? She put her teacup down on the nightstand. “I doubt if we’ll have anything proper..., either, but Polly swears she can give us the right hairstyles at the least.”
— Voices and the sound of furniture moving came from the church hall as Pru walked through the lych-gate at the lane, but before joining the workers, she took the main path into the church to breathe in a bit of the past. Most of St. Mary’s, a small stone building, dated from the mid-nineteenth century, but—according to the leaflet, fifty pence at the door—remains of the thirteenth-century church could be seen in the chancel area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Will you go into the station today?” That was a question from the past—Saturdays at the station had been given up when he left the Met. “I don’t mind if you do,” she said. “I’m going up to the church hall to help sort out the table arrangement for the fête.”
“The dance isn’t still a fancy dress, is it?” Christopher asked.
“Well, it’s supposed to be,” Pru replied. “Not for you men—where would you find RAF uniforms? She put her teacup down on the nightstand. “I doubt if we’ll have anything proper..., either, but Polly swears she can give us the right hairstyles at the least.”
— Voices and the sound of furniture moving came from the church hall as Pru walked through the lych-gate at the lane, but before joining the workers, she took the main path into the church to breathe in a bit of the past. Most of St. Mary’s, a small stone building, dated from the mid-nineteenth century, but—according to the leaflet, fifty pence at the door—remains of the thirteenth-century church could be seen in the chancel area.
What to read after The Skeleton Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marty Wingate to read onlineMoreLess
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