The Stargazey
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How many times had he been here at this point? A half dozen, surely. The clock on the wall in the Stargazey said four-thirty. He wondered how Plant was getting along in the gallery. He was not very hopeful; as everyone was fond of telling him, there wasn’t much to go on. Kitty, who’d been out for a couple of days, still hadn’t returned. Jury shoved his glass towards the bartender.
Behind the bar was a long mirror, and when he looked in it he saw a blond woman in a black coat making her way throu...gh the crowd towards the door. He wondered if he was drunk on only a pint of lager, for he had a queer feeling of seasickness, watching her walk, as if the pub had turned into the Fulham Road and she was once again walking the pavement and he was on the bus, following her. Her transit through the room was only a matter of seconds, with Jury holding his fresh lager up, transfixed. Then he pulled himself together, dropped some coins on the bar, and moved quickly to the street.
Out in the waning light and a gauzy rain that felt like cobwebs on his face, Jury looked up and down the Fulham Road, saw nothing, went to the corner: still no sign of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many times had he been here at this point? A half dozen, surely. The clock on the wall in the Stargazey said four-thirty. He wondered how Plant was getting along in the gallery. He was not very hopeful; as everyone was fond of telling him, there wasn’t much to go on. Kitty, who’d been out for a couple of days, still hadn’t returned. Jury shoved his glass towards the bartender.
Behind the bar was a long mirror, and when he looked in it he saw a blond woman in a black coat making her way throu...gh the crowd towards the door. He wondered if he was drunk on only a pint of lager, for he had a queer feeling of seasickness, watching her walk, as if the pub had turned into the Fulham Road and she was once again walking the pavement and he was on the bus, following her. Her transit through the room was only a matter of seconds, with Jury holding his fresh lager up, transfixed. Then he pulled himself together, dropped some coins on the bar, and moved quickly to the street.
Out in the waning light and a gauzy rain that felt like cobwebs on his face, Jury looked up and down the Fulham Road, saw nothing, went to the corner: still no sign of her.
What to read after The Stargazey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Grimes to read onlineMoreLess
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