A Duty to the Dead
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This wasn’t the right moment to go to the house. Let them have their time to grieve. But it was cold in the church, as cold as the tomb, I couldn’t stop myself from thinking, and so after a time, though the rain was coming down hard, I left the church and crossed to the rectory, my shoes wet to my ankles, and the hem of my skirt dragging.
A middle-aged woman opened the door when I knocked and ushered me into the hall, clucking over how wet I was.
The rector wasn’t to home, she informed me. He’d ...gone to speak with the widow, to offer what comfort he could after the inquest.
At first I thought she meant Mrs. Graham, and then I realized she was speaking of Sally Booker. I turned away, wondering where I could go now, and she said, “No, you mustn’t leave here so wet as you are, Miss! The kitchen is warm, I’ll dry your shoes and your cloak while you have a bite of something. I’ve a nice bit of soup that’s just the right thing on such a day. Rector wouldn’t like me to send you away just because he’s not to home.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This wasn’t the right moment to go to the house. Let them have their time to grieve. But it was cold in the church, as cold as the tomb, I couldn’t stop myself from thinking, and so after a time, though the rain was coming down hard, I left the church and crossed to the rectory, my shoes wet to my ankles, and the hem of my skirt dragging.
A middle-aged woman opened the door when I knocked and ushered me into the hall, clucking over how wet I was.
The rector wasn’t to home, she informed me. He’d ...gone to speak with the widow, to offer what comfort he could after the inquest.
At first I thought she meant Mrs. Graham, and then I realized she was speaking of Sally Booker. I turned away, wondering where I could go now, and she said, “No, you mustn’t leave here so wet as you are, Miss! The kitchen is warm, I’ll dry your shoes and your cloak while you have a bite of something. I’ve a nice bit of soup that’s just the right thing on such a day. Rector wouldn’t like me to send you away just because he’s not to home.”
What to read after A Duty to the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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