Turquoiselle
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She was in her mid-twenties then.
(His father had been perhaps good-looking too. But excessive drink and bouts of manic fury, drunk or sober, had cancelled most of that before Andy was five.
And he had scarcely any illusion of it left when Sara and Andy escaped.) Sara did not drink seriously. But she smoked cigarettes extensively, forty to sixty a day. Later, slowly, agonisingly, she gave up, not being able to afford the rising prices.
By the time Andy was fifteen, Sara was in her early thirties..., and her looks were beginning to wash off her like make-up.
He came back that day about 5 p.m., dissociated from his wanderings about central London; it was an overcast sullen evening, the grey ‘architectural’ buildings had melded with the sky. Basically, he had run out of things he wanted to do.
At this point Andreas Carver, (or Cava, like the wine and champagne), seldom or never visited Sackville Secondary. And coming upstairs to the flat over the off-licence, he wore his ordinary uniform of jeans, shirt and jacket, which certainly was not theirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was in her mid-twenties then.
(His father had been perhaps good-looking too. But excessive drink and bouts of manic fury, drunk or sober, had cancelled most of that before Andy was five.
And he had scarcely any illusion of it left when Sara and Andy escaped.) Sara did not drink seriously. But she smoked cigarettes extensively, forty to sixty a day. Later, slowly, agonisingly, she gave up, not being able to afford the rising prices.
By the time Andy was fifteen, Sara was in her early thirties..., and her looks were beginning to wash off her like make-up.
He came back that day about 5 p.m., dissociated from his wanderings about central London; it was an overcast sullen evening, the grey ‘architectural’ buildings had melded with the sky. Basically, he had run out of things he wanted to do.
At this point Andreas Carver, (or Cava, like the wine and champagne), seldom or never visited Sackville Secondary. And coming upstairs to the flat over the off-licence, he wore his ordinary uniform of jeans, shirt and jacket, which certainly was not theirs.
What to read after Turquoiselle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanith Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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