Mrs. Pollifax On the China Station (2014)
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Pollifax on the China Station By seven o’clock that morning Mrs. Pollifax had already guessed that Peter wasn’t back—she had knocked early at his door, feeling obscurely troubled about him—and when they assembled in the lobby at eight for breakfast and Peter still didn’t appear her worry sharpened and she prepared for the worst. They were to leave for Turfan in an hour, their luggage had already been collected and Peter’s absence had become obvious and serious. The list of horrors that might hav...e happened to him seemed endless to her: he could have been picked up by police as a local native for questioning; he could have been picked up as an American with fake ID papers; he could have met with an accident and be lying alone and helpless somewhere; he might have found the labor camp only to be discovered himself. Whatever had gone wrong he was not here, and he ought to be here.
The door to the dining hall opened, they walked in to breakfast and Mrs. Pollifax—feeling embarked on a roller-coaster ride whose end she couldn’t foresee—sat down and without enthusiasm attacked a hard-boiled egg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollifax on the China Station By seven o’clock that morning Mrs. Pollifax had already guessed that Peter wasn’t back—she had knocked early at his door, feeling obscurely troubled about him—and when they assembled in the lobby at eight for breakfast and Peter still didn’t appear her worry sharpened and she prepared for the worst. They were to leave for Turfan in an hour, their luggage had already been collected and Peter’s absence had become obvious and serious. The list of horrors that might hav...e happened to him seemed endless to her: he could have been picked up by police as a local native for questioning; he could have been picked up as an American with fake ID papers; he could have met with an accident and be lying alone and helpless somewhere; he might have found the labor camp only to be discovered himself. Whatever had gone wrong he was not here, and he ought to be here.
The door to the dining hall opened, they walked in to breakfast and Mrs. Pollifax—feeling embarked on a roller-coaster ride whose end she couldn’t foresee—sat down and without enthusiasm attacked a hard-boiled egg.
What to read after Mrs. Pollifax On the China Station?
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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