Mourning Glory
Mourning Glory
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"I knew you'd want this," she said with a knowing nod.
"Thank you." "And I'm so happy that you're feeling better." "What?" "I think you look just great." Puzzled by the woman's statement, Grace went outside and got in her car. She sat for a long time contemplating the envelopes, all neatly slit open, obviously by letter opener. There were three of them, all addressed to a Palm Beach post office box, as the woman had stated. There was no return address on the envelopes, which were all written on ...blue stationery and addressed in a hand that seemed, even to her unpracticed eye, to be masculine.
She noted the place and date on the postmarks. Miami. Last year. Each posted in a one-month time frame. She arranged them by chronology, the earliest first.
Before opening the first envelope, Grace speculated that these might be letters from Sam and that reading them would be tantamount to an unwarranted and immoral intrusion. Besides, she didn't want to suffer the irritation of reading Sam's sweet words of love to his late wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I knew you'd want this," she said with a knowing nod.
"Thank you." "And I'm so happy that you're feeling better." "What?" "I think you look just great." Puzzled by the woman's statement, Grace went outside and got in her car. She sat for a long time contemplating the envelopes, all neatly slit open, obviously by letter opener. There were three of them, all addressed to a Palm Beach post office box, as the woman had stated. There was no return address on the envelopes, which were all written on ...blue stationery and addressed in a hand that seemed, even to her unpracticed eye, to be masculine.
She noted the place and date on the postmarks. Miami. Last year. Each posted in a one-month time frame. She arranged them by chronology, the earliest first.
Before opening the first envelope, Grace speculated that these might be letters from Sam and that reading them would be tantamount to an unwarranted and immoral intrusion. Besides, she didn't want to suffer the irritation of reading Sam's sweet words of love to his late wife.
What to read after Mourning Glory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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