Elusive Mrs. Pollifax (2014)
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Pollifax 16 Number nine Vasil Levski had already locked its doors, but a solitary woman remained working under a strong light behind the counter. Mrs. Pollifax knocked and then rattled the door. “Is the man who speaks English here?” she asked when the woman opened the door.
“Englis?” The woman shrugged and went to the rear and shouted.
Presently Mrs. Pollifax’s friend peered out from the rear, lifted his brows in surprise at seeing her and walked grudgingly toward her. “Yes?” he asked curtly.
“T...he vest,” said Mrs. Pollifax. “I ordered a brown sheep skin vest.” She fumbled in her purse for paper.
“I know, I know,” he said flatly. “I remember.”
But Mrs. Pollifax nevertheless handed him the sales slip. “This one,” she explained, moving to his side and pointing to the order. “I find I must have it sooner than I expected.”
On it she had printed in pencil: MUST SEE TSANKO AT ONCE. URGENT.
The man looked at her sharply.
“Something has come up,” she said clearly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollifax 16 Number nine Vasil Levski had already locked its doors, but a solitary woman remained working under a strong light behind the counter. Mrs. Pollifax knocked and then rattled the door. “Is the man who speaks English here?” she asked when the woman opened the door.
“Englis?” The woman shrugged and went to the rear and shouted.
Presently Mrs. Pollifax’s friend peered out from the rear, lifted his brows in surprise at seeing her and walked grudgingly toward her. “Yes?” he asked curtly.
“T...he vest,” said Mrs. Pollifax. “I ordered a brown sheep skin vest.” She fumbled in her purse for paper.
“I know, I know,” he said flatly. “I remember.”
But Mrs. Pollifax nevertheless handed him the sales slip. “This one,” she explained, moving to his side and pointing to the order. “I find I must have it sooner than I expected.”
On it she had printed in pencil: MUST SEE TSANKO AT ONCE. URGENT.
The man looked at her sharply.
“Something has come up,” she said clearly.
What to read after Elusive 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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