Two Women
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She’d never liked being ignored. She disliked even more how their faces kept receding, blurring like their words, and then coming back so that she could properly see and hear them again. It was important to hear what they were saying because it was about her.
‘Mrs Carver?’ Jane turned towards the stranger, who’d sat by the bed. It was one of her clear moments and she could see he had a heavy, drooping moustache and very thick black-rimmed glasses. He was bald at the front but his hair was long a...t the back.
‘Mrs Carver? Jane?’ ‘Yes?’ ‘Can you hear me?’ ‘Yes.’ What sort of stupid question was that? Of course she could hear him now: she hoped the words wouldn’t drift off, making it difficult to hear them again.
‘My name’s Mortimer, Peter Mortimer. I’m a psychiatrist.’ Jane smiled but didn’t bother to say anything. She couldn’t think of anything to say. Why was there a psychiatrist, as well as Paul Newton? He was their doctor in Manhattan, not somebody with a drooping moustache and long hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d never liked being ignored. She disliked even more how their faces kept receding, blurring like their words, and then coming back so that she could properly see and hear them again. It was important to hear what they were saying because it was about her.
‘Mrs Carver?’ Jane turned towards the stranger, who’d sat by the bed. It was one of her clear moments and she could see he had a heavy, drooping moustache and very thick black-rimmed glasses. He was bald at the front but his hair was long a...t the back.
‘Mrs Carver? Jane?’ ‘Yes?’ ‘Can you hear me?’ ‘Yes.’ What sort of stupid question was that? Of course she could hear him now: she hoped the words wouldn’t drift off, making it difficult to hear them again.
‘My name’s Mortimer, Peter Mortimer. I’m a psychiatrist.’ Jane smiled but didn’t bother to say anything. She couldn’t think of anything to say. Why was there a psychiatrist, as well as Paul Newton? He was their doctor in Manhattan, not somebody with a drooping moustache and long hair.
What to read after Two Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Freemantle to read onlineMoreLess
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