Amazing Mrs. Pollifax (2014)
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Pollifax CHAPTER 13 Mrs. Pollifax sighed and opened her eyes. She had fallen or been pushed to the floor, still tied to the chair, so that her cheek rested on the hard earthern floor and any spontaneous movement was impossible. She heard Sandor say in a loud voice, “Canavar …” and she knew that something had happened to awaken her but she did not know what. From the other room—the door was open—she heard Dr. Belleaux say in a low voice, “Bring the serum out anyway. We’ll have to risk its killing... her, there’s no other way …”
“Magda,” said Mrs. Pollifax in what she believed to be a loud clear voice, but realized a second later was only a whisper. She could not see Magda from where she lay—it must be Magda they had taken into the other room. She could see Sandor’s feet not far away, the toes springing from his torn sneakers, but she could not see any more of him without lifting her head, and her head was on fire with a ribbon of pain that moved from cheekbone to brain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollifax CHAPTER 13 Mrs. Pollifax sighed and opened her eyes. She had fallen or been pushed to the floor, still tied to the chair, so that her cheek rested on the hard earthern floor and any spontaneous movement was impossible. She heard Sandor say in a loud voice, “Canavar …” and she knew that something had happened to awaken her but she did not know what. From the other room—the door was open—she heard Dr. Belleaux say in a low voice, “Bring the serum out anyway. We’ll have to risk its killing... her, there’s no other way …”
“Magda,” said Mrs. Pollifax in what she believed to be a loud clear voice, but realized a second later was only a whisper. She could not see Magda from where she lay—it must be Magda they had taken into the other room. She could see Sandor’s feet not far away, the toes springing from his torn sneakers, but she could not see any more of him without lifting her head, and her head was on fire with a ribbon of pain that moved from cheekbone to brain.
What to read after Amazing Mrs. Pollifax?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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