Death Was in the Picture (2008)
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The noonday sun slashed at the car and the fields we drove through. It reflected off the swaying sugar beets and the white ribbon of highway. I knew that, if we stopped for a moment and I stood beside the car, I’d feel the sun on my shoulder, on my head. I’d feel the sun and maybe I’d feel warm again. But just then, for whatever reason, I felt fingers of damp; a chill. I felt cold.
“Nothing to make,” I said. “She’s nuttier than Marjorie’s fruitcake.”
Dex laughed. “You know, I haven’t had that pl...easure—your Marjorie’s fruitcake, that is. But I would imagine it’s a nutty delight.”
“I’ll tell her you said that.”
“Please don’t,” Dex begged. “I have a hard enough time with her already. So,” he said at length, “do we think about what she said?”
“What Marjorie said?”
“No. Silly goose. Forget the fruitcake for a minute. Or think about a different one: Wyndham’s wife.”
“Do we think about what she said about Steward Sterling, you mean?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The noonday sun slashed at the car and the fields we drove through. It reflected off the swaying sugar beets and the white ribbon of highway. I knew that, if we stopped for a moment and I stood beside the car, I’d feel the sun on my shoulder, on my head. I’d feel the sun and maybe I’d feel warm again. But just then, for whatever reason, I felt fingers of damp; a chill. I felt cold.
“Nothing to make,” I said. “She’s nuttier than Marjorie’s fruitcake.”
Dex laughed. “You know, I haven’t had that pl...easure—your Marjorie’s fruitcake, that is. But I would imagine it’s a nutty delight.”
“I’ll tell her you said that.”
“Please don’t,” Dex begged. “I have a hard enough time with her already. So,” he said at length, “do we think about what she said?”
“What Marjorie said?”
“No. Silly goose. Forget the fruitcake for a minute. Or think about a different one: Wyndham’s wife.”
“Do we think about what she said about Steward Sterling, you mean?”
What to read after Death Was in the Picture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Linda, 1841-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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