Davidian Report
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She wasn’t a girl he would have noticed particularly on the street or in a crowded room. He wouldn’t have given any special attention to her in an empty room, or on this plane, if she hadn’t taken the seat beside him. There were other unoccupied places—no window seats, it was true, but plenty on the aisle. All right, she had to sit beside someone and she’d selected him. Maybe he looked harmless. Actually she’d not given the impression that she’d seen him at all. It was rather that she’d decided ...to select the third row left up front.
She was medium size and yellow-haired, her dark green suit was a tweed import; her felt hat was shaped like a riding hat, the kind society girls affect to appear country; and her suede pumps were the exact color of the darker weft of the tweed. Her purse was large, of good black leather, well rubbed; she protected it against her in the seat. It was big enough to be a formidable barrier between her and a seatmate. She kept her hands gloved, yellow, crochet gloves, and she used a five-cent yellow pencil on her book of crossword puzzles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t a girl he would have noticed particularly on the street or in a crowded room. He wouldn’t have given any special attention to her in an empty room, or on this plane, if she hadn’t taken the seat beside him. There were other unoccupied places—no window seats, it was true, but plenty on the aisle. All right, she had to sit beside someone and she’d selected him. Maybe he looked harmless. Actually she’d not given the impression that she’d seen him at all. It was rather that she’d decided ...to select the third row left up front.
She was medium size and yellow-haired, her dark green suit was a tweed import; her felt hat was shaped like a riding hat, the kind society girls affect to appear country; and her suede pumps were the exact color of the darker weft of the tweed. Her purse was large, of good black leather, well rubbed; she protected it against her in the seat. It was big enough to be a formidable barrier between her and a seatmate. She kept her hands gloved, yellow, crochet gloves, and she used a five-cent yellow pencil on her book of crossword puzzles.
What to read after Davidian Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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