The Tamarind Seed
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Stephenson, the wife of the Minister, had come to the conclusion that she liked Mrs. Paterson better than she did the Group Captain. It was unusual for Margaret Stephenson to prefer women to their husbands; she told her own husband repeatedly that the Embassy wives bored her stiff. They’re so common these days.’ She said that often too, dwelling on the adjective. Terribly dreary creatures with no conversation.’ It was an attitude that annoyed Fergus Stephenson. He had a fanatical sense of loyalt...y to anyone in the service; he was scrupulous in dealing with the meanest clerk. He never pulled his awesome rank, or took advantage of his equally awesome background to point out a mistake. He was a paragon, as his wife was aware. The staff spoke of him with a mixture of admiration and respect that irritated her beyond endurance. They didn’t have to live with him. They saw the impressive façade; she had lived with the occupant of that particular whited sepulchre, and she could swear to its authenticity as a corpse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stephenson, the wife of the Minister, had come to the conclusion that she liked Mrs. Paterson better than she did the Group Captain. It was unusual for Margaret Stephenson to prefer women to their husbands; she told her own husband repeatedly that the Embassy wives bored her stiff. They’re so common these days.’ She said that often too, dwelling on the adjective. Terribly dreary creatures with no conversation.’ It was an attitude that annoyed Fergus Stephenson. He had a fanatical sense of loyalt...y to anyone in the service; he was scrupulous in dealing with the meanest clerk. He never pulled his awesome rank, or took advantage of his equally awesome background to point out a mistake. He was a paragon, as his wife was aware. The staff spoke of him with a mixture of admiration and respect that irritated her beyond endurance. They didn’t have to live with him. They saw the impressive façade; she had lived with the occupant of that particular whited sepulchre, and she could swear to its authenticity as a corpse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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