The Winds of Change
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He waited for him in front of the cottage door, and when Jury drew abreast, he said, ‘Are you really going back to London or was all that just eyewash?’ ‘Yes, I’m going back—’ Melrose opened the door.
‘–making a special trip to get your Black Diamond secateurs.’ ‘Oh, very amusing, ta very much,’ Melrose tossed his cap on the chair and Jury stepped inside. ‘You were a huge help back there.’ ‘I thought your way of stonewalling was, actually, brilliant.’ Melrose was in the small kitchen, shaking th...e kettle. He stuck it under the cold tap. ‘Well, it wasn’t my quick thinking. It was Diane Demorney’s tutelage. Never, never, never back down from anything you’ve stated as fact. Diane’s worse than General MacArthur. ‘I shall return’ is bollocks to her; ‘I shall never leave’ is more like it.’ Jury laughed. ‘The kettle’s boiling.’ As he measured out the tea and poured the water over it, Melrose went on to recap the talk in the kitchen with Rebecca Owen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He waited for him in front of the cottage door, and when Jury drew abreast, he said, ‘Are you really going back to London or was all that just eyewash?’ ‘Yes, I’m going back—’ Melrose opened the door.
‘–making a special trip to get your Black Diamond secateurs.’ ‘Oh, very amusing, ta very much,’ Melrose tossed his cap on the chair and Jury stepped inside. ‘You were a huge help back there.’ ‘I thought your way of stonewalling was, actually, brilliant.’ Melrose was in the small kitchen, shaking th...e kettle. He stuck it under the cold tap. ‘Well, it wasn’t my quick thinking. It was Diane Demorney’s tutelage. Never, never, never back down from anything you’ve stated as fact. Diane’s worse than General MacArthur. ‘I shall return’ is bollocks to her; ‘I shall never leave’ is more like it.’ Jury laughed. ‘The kettle’s boiling.’ As he measured out the tea and poured the water over it, Melrose went on to recap the talk in the kitchen with Rebecca Owen.
What to read after The Winds of Change?
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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