Lay Her Among the Lilies
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Pale sunshine came through the barred windows, carrying the shadows of the bars to the opposite white wall: six sharp-etched lines to remind me I was a prisoner.
Bland was moving silently about the room, a duster in his broad thick hand, a look of concentration on his freckled face. He dusted everywhere; nothing escaped his attention.
Hopper was sitting up in bed, reading his book. There was a peevish scowl on his face, and he paid no attention to Bland, even when he dusted his night tab...le.
Bland came over to me and dusted my night table. Our eyes met, and the fixed grin on his face widened.
"Hello, baby," he said. "How are you feeling?" "All right," I said, and shifted higher in the bed. My right arm and shoulder ached, and I still had the imprint of his thick fingers on my wrist.
"That's good. I'll be along with shaving kit in a few minutes. Then you can have a bath." That would mean taking off the handcuff, I thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pale sunshine came through the barred windows, carrying the shadows of the bars to the opposite white wall: six sharp-etched lines to remind me I was a prisoner.
Bland was moving silently about the room, a duster in his broad thick hand, a look of concentration on his freckled face. He dusted everywhere; nothing escaped his attention.
Hopper was sitting up in bed, reading his book. There was a peevish scowl on his face, and he paid no attention to Bland, even when he dusted his night tab...le.
Bland came over to me and dusted my night table. Our eyes met, and the fixed grin on his face widened.
"Hello, baby," he said. "How are you feeling?" "All right," I said, and shifted higher in the bed. My right arm and shoulder ached, and I still had the imprint of his thick fingers on my wrist.
"That's good. I'll be along with shaving kit in a few minutes. Then you can have a bath." That would mean taking off the handcuff, I thought.
What to read after Lay Her Among the Lilies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hadley Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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