A Tough Nut to Kill (Nut House Mystery Series)
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Miss Amelia and I were on our way to the Barking Coyote, but she was still put out with me. I knew my grandmother, and knew that when she got maddest at me, it was when she was maddest at herself.
Since I had no idea what she was mad at herself about, I just let it go, saying I was hungry again and that I hoped the Coyote had decent food.
“People don’t go there for the food, Lindy.” Frosty voice.
“What do they go there for?”
She sniffed mightily. “You mean to tell me you’ve never been?’ “I don’t... think it’s the kind of place Blanchards go.”
“Amos went there.”
“Guess that was different. Maybe if I drank a quart of whiskey a day . . .”
“I’d watch my mouth, Lindy. I’m beginning to think maybe I was wrong about Amos—what with this place you’re going tomorrow. If he removed himself from our lives for two years the way he did, and was getting his head screwed on straight, well, it just makes me sad to think of him coming back and getting killed.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Amelia and I were on our way to the Barking Coyote, but she was still put out with me. I knew my grandmother, and knew that when she got maddest at me, it was when she was maddest at herself.
Since I had no idea what she was mad at herself about, I just let it go, saying I was hungry again and that I hoped the Coyote had decent food.
“People don’t go there for the food, Lindy.” Frosty voice.
“What do they go there for?”
She sniffed mightily. “You mean to tell me you’ve never been?’ “I don’t... think it’s the kind of place Blanchards go.”
“Amos went there.”
“Guess that was different. Maybe if I drank a quart of whiskey a day . . .”
“I’d watch my mouth, Lindy. I’m beginning to think maybe I was wrong about Amos—what with this place you’re going tomorrow. If he removed himself from our lives for two years the way he did, and was getting his head screwed on straight, well, it just makes me sad to think of him coming back and getting killed.”
What to read after A Tough Nut to Kill (Nut House Mystery Series)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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