The Victim in Victoria Station (2013)
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My leg ached enough that a slow pace seemed wiser, especially over rain-slick paving stones, but then I always like to take my time in and around the cathedral. I still have to pinch myself now and then to make sure I’m not dreaming, that I really do live next door to all that age and beauty and magnificence. I never want to get used to it, take it for granted.
It wasn’t a good day for pausing outside to look up at the buttresses and pinnacles, but once I was inside the church, I followed my usu...al practice of wandering idly for a few minutes, trying to find some lovely detail I hadn’t noticed before. Today a small stained glass window in the south aisle caught my eye, and I was puzzling over it when the Dean’s wife appeared at my elbow.
“He’s very gorgeous, our Satan, isn’t he?” she said.
“Almost too gorgeous,” I said, looking at the feathers of purple and scarlet and gold that were flying from the deposed angel’s wings as he fell headlong from heaven. “He actually looks very attractive, if it weren’t for those eyes.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My leg ached enough that a slow pace seemed wiser, especially over rain-slick paving stones, but then I always like to take my time in and around the cathedral. I still have to pinch myself now and then to make sure I’m not dreaming, that I really do live next door to all that age and beauty and magnificence. I never want to get used to it, take it for granted.
It wasn’t a good day for pausing outside to look up at the buttresses and pinnacles, but once I was inside the church, I followed my usu...al practice of wandering idly for a few minutes, trying to find some lovely detail I hadn’t noticed before. Today a small stained glass window in the south aisle caught my eye, and I was puzzling over it when the Dean’s wife appeared at my elbow.
“He’s very gorgeous, our Satan, isn’t he?” she said.
“Almost too gorgeous,” I said, looking at the feathers of purple and scarlet and gold that were flying from the deposed angel’s wings as he fell headlong from heaven. “He actually looks very attractive, if it weren’t for those eyes.”
What to read after The Victim in Victoria Station?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanne M. Dams to read onlineMoreLess
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