Imitation in Death
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Sleeping the sleep of the just until tenish. I indulge myself on Sundays. Pepper would have been up and out early. Dance class, she never misses. I would have had a light brunch, lingered over the Sunday paper. I doubt I was even dressed until noon." "And alone again?" He gave a sad, crooked smile. "Afraid so. Pepper would have gone directly to-the theater after class. Sunday matinee. I did go to the club; but not until atleast one. For a swim, a steam, a massage." He lifted his hands, let them ...fall. "I'm afraid I did nothing of any interest all day. Now, if I'd had a companion. Someone...:simpatico... we'd have taken a leisurely drive in the country, stopped at some charming little inn for a champagne lunch, and whiled away our Sunday in a much more entertaining fashion. As it is, I have nothing but work, illusion, and solitude." "Could you tell me the name of your club? Then I can give Lieutenant Dallas something solid." "I use the Gold Key, on Madison." "Thanks." She rose. "I'll see if I can head her off." He took Peabody's hand, looking' into her eyes as he brought it to his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sleeping the sleep of the just until tenish. I indulge myself on Sundays. Pepper would have been up and out early. Dance class, she never misses. I would have had a light brunch, lingered over the Sunday paper. I doubt I was even dressed until noon." "And alone again?" He gave a sad, crooked smile. "Afraid so. Pepper would have gone directly to-the theater after class. Sunday matinee. I did go to the club; but not until atleast one. For a swim, a steam, a massage." He lifted his hands, let them ...fall. "I'm afraid I did nothing of any interest all day. Now, if I'd had a companion. Someone...:simpatico... we'd have taken a leisurely drive in the country, stopped at some charming little inn for a champagne lunch, and whiled away our Sunday in a much more entertaining fashion. As it is, I have nothing but work, illusion, and solitude." "Could you tell me the name of your club? Then I can give Lieutenant Dallas something solid." "I use the Gold Key, on Madison." "Thanks." She rose. "I'll see if I can head her off." He took Peabody's hand, looking' into her eyes as he brought it to his lips.
What to read after Imitation in Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.D. Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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