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It said there was definitely no resemblance between the two scripts, that Miss Whitmore’s note inviting him round and the letter from Rose, which he had cut out of all the love letters she had ever sent him, were written by two different people. Somehow this did not seem important now. It was out of date. Also Dot’s treachery with Phillips was beginning to rankle, unsettling him. So he put Nancy’s invitation in a pocket, and started off to walk in her direction. He had not decided if he would go... up, before he surprised himself knocking on the pink door.
She had been in tears.
“It’s Panzer,” she greeted him, making way so he could enter.
Perhaps it was because of Dot, but he was very taken by how she looked.
“That’s my precious puss,” she explained, when he stayed silent. “I’m afraid she’s been getting into bad company, the naughty girl.”
“Oh,” he said vaguely. He fed his eyes on her.
“I get so upset,” she explained. “Of course I should have taken her round to the cats’ hospital to have a little operation, but I never seemed to spare the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It said there was definitely no resemblance between the two scripts, that Miss Whitmore’s note inviting him round and the letter from Rose, which he had cut out of all the love letters she had ever sent him, were written by two different people. Somehow this did not seem important now. It was out of date. Also Dot’s treachery with Phillips was beginning to rankle, unsettling him. So he put Nancy’s invitation in a pocket, and started off to walk in her direction. He had not decided if he would go... up, before he surprised himself knocking on the pink door.
She had been in tears.
“It’s Panzer,” she greeted him, making way so he could enter.
Perhaps it was because of Dot, but he was very taken by how she looked.
“That’s my precious puss,” she explained, when he stayed silent. “I’m afraid she’s been getting into bad company, the naughty girl.”
“Oh,” he said vaguely. He fed his eyes on her.
“I get so upset,” she explained. “Of course I should have taken her round to the cats’ hospital to have a little operation, but I never seemed to spare the time.
What to read after Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green, Henry, 1801-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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