This Old Souse (2007)
This Old Souse
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There still wasn’t a death notice for Frank Purvis. But, as had become her habit in recent years, she scanned the rest of the obits. Judith was at an age where occasionally she’d find one of her peers, often an old school chum. More numerous were the parents of the youngsters she’d grown up with or met later in life. Occasionally it was a guest who’d stayed at Hillside Manor, a fellow SOT—as our Lady, Star of the Sea parishioners called themselves—or some other resident of Heraldsgate Hill. It d...idn’t strike Judith as morbid. Rather, it was her interest in people and sense of community that compelled her to find out who had passed on. The city had grown a great deal since she was a child, but making a connection, even to the dead, enforced the idea that she didn’t live in a faceless metropolis.
One surname tweaked her memory: Pettibone, Alfred Earl. She had gone to school with an Albert Pettibone, who was listed as a surviving brother. One of four children, Alfred was several years younger than his brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There still wasn’t a death notice for Frank Purvis. But, as had become her habit in recent years, she scanned the rest of the obits. Judith was at an age where occasionally she’d find one of her peers, often an old school chum. More numerous were the parents of the youngsters she’d grown up with or met later in life. Occasionally it was a guest who’d stayed at Hillside Manor, a fellow SOT—as our Lady, Star of the Sea parishioners called themselves—or some other resident of Heraldsgate Hill. It d...idn’t strike Judith as morbid. Rather, it was her interest in people and sense of community that compelled her to find out who had passed on. The city had grown a great deal since she was a child, but making a connection, even to the dead, enforced the idea that she didn’t live in a faceless metropolis.
One surname tweaked her memory: Pettibone, Alfred Earl. She had gone to school with an Albert Pettibone, who was listed as a surviving brother. One of four children, Alfred was several years younger than his brother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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