The Will to Live (2012)
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Putting her hand on the Frenchman’s arm, she said gently, “Look, I’m terribly sorry about your sister, really I am. It’s a tragic, tragic loss. But it’s quite obvious to me that my cousin did not marry her.”
Toulouse barked in disbelief but Jennifer raised her hand. “I would like to point out,” she continued, still polite but getting chilly, “that this is a private function to which you have not been invited. I must ask you to leave.”
“You tell him, cuz,” drawled Lydia.
The vicar cleared his thr...oat. “Actually, Mrs Thomas,” he said, “there may be a small problem with that.”
“Whatever do you mean?” asked Jennifer.
“I’m afraid the river has burst its banks. The roads are flooded. The man is marooned here. We all are.”
Reverend Bristow had spoken quietly but the people close by had heard him. The news travelled quickly from mouth to mouth and soon there was an alarmed hubbub.
It was entertaining watching the reactions of the guests. They’d all observed the Toulouse–Lancelot spat with avid but detached interest – as if it had been an episode of a TV soap or a stage play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Putting her hand on the Frenchman’s arm, she said gently, “Look, I’m terribly sorry about your sister, really I am. It’s a tragic, tragic loss. But it’s quite obvious to me that my cousin did not marry her.”
Toulouse barked in disbelief but Jennifer raised her hand. “I would like to point out,” she continued, still polite but getting chilly, “that this is a private function to which you have not been invited. I must ask you to leave.”
“You tell him, cuz,” drawled Lydia.
The vicar cleared his thr...oat. “Actually, Mrs Thomas,” he said, “there may be a small problem with that.”
“Whatever do you mean?” asked Jennifer.
“I’m afraid the river has burst its banks. The roads are flooded. The man is marooned here. We all are.”
Reverend Bristow had spoken quietly but the people close by had heard him. The news travelled quickly from mouth to mouth and soon there was an alarmed hubbub.
It was entertaining watching the reactions of the guests. They’d all observed the Toulouse–Lancelot spat with avid but detached interest – as if it had been an episode of a TV soap or a stage play.
What to read after The Will to Live?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Landman to read onlineMoreLess
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