In the Company of Cheerful Ladies
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MMA RAMOTSWE had tried very hard to contain the feeling of dread which stalked her now, like a dark shadow. She had tried to put Note Mokoti out of her mind; she had told herself that just because Mma Potokwane had seen him this did not mean that she would do so. But none of this had worked, and she found herself unable to take her mind off her first husband and the meeting that she knew he would seek with her.
Her immediate inclination had been to tell Mr J.L.B. Matekoni what Mma Potokwane had ...said, but then she found that she simply could not do this. Note Mokoti belonged to her pastto a painful part of that pastand she had never brought herself to speak to Mr J.L.B. Matekoni about this. She had told him, of course, that she had been married before, and that her husband had been a cruel man. But that was all that she had said, and he had sensed that this was something that she did not wish to discuss, and he had respected that. Nor had she discussed it to any great extent with Mma Makutsi, although they had touched upon it once or twice when the subject of men, or husbands in particular, had come up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MMA RAMOTSWE had tried very hard to contain the feeling of dread which stalked her now, like a dark shadow. She had tried to put Note Mokoti out of her mind; she had told herself that just because Mma Potokwane had seen him this did not mean that she would do so. But none of this had worked, and she found herself unable to take her mind off her first husband and the meeting that she knew he would seek with her.
Her immediate inclination had been to tell Mr J.L.B. Matekoni what Mma Potokwane had ...said, but then she found that she simply could not do this. Note Mokoti belonged to her pastto a painful part of that pastand she had never brought herself to speak to Mr J.L.B. Matekoni about this. She had told him, of course, that she had been married before, and that her husband had been a cruel man. But that was all that she had said, and he had sensed that this was something that she did not wish to discuss, and he had respected that. Nor had she discussed it to any great extent with Mma Makutsi, although they had touched upon it once or twice when the subject of men, or husbands in particular, had come up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mccall Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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