Ostland
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She may have been standing in the front room of a modest little boarding house, with bare patches on the carpet and fading patterned paper on the wall, but I didn’t care. In her dark blue satin cocktail dress, with every line of her body picked out by the glossy material, she took my breath away. ‘Tonight, Fräulein Tietmeyer, you must be the most beautiful woman in Berlin.’ She seemed surprised by the compliment and as she said, ‘Thank you,’ I thought I could detect the trace of a blush beneath ...her make-up.
Before I could say another word, her landlady, Frau Hartung, came in. Sabine had warned me about her in advance. Indeed, she’d been reluctant to let me collect her from her lodgings for fear of the endless disapproving questions the presence of a man might provoke. ‘Don’t worry,’ I’d assured her. ‘I have the perfect way of keeping her sweet.’ I came to collect Sabine in the dress uniform of an SS-Second Lieutenant, complete with greatcoat, britches and riding boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She may have been standing in the front room of a modest little boarding house, with bare patches on the carpet and fading patterned paper on the wall, but I didn’t care. In her dark blue satin cocktail dress, with every line of her body picked out by the glossy material, she took my breath away. ‘Tonight, Fräulein Tietmeyer, you must be the most beautiful woman in Berlin.’ She seemed surprised by the compliment and as she said, ‘Thank you,’ I thought I could detect the trace of a blush beneath ...her make-up.
Before I could say another word, her landlady, Frau Hartung, came in. Sabine had warned me about her in advance. Indeed, she’d been reluctant to let me collect her from her lodgings for fear of the endless disapproving questions the presence of a man might provoke. ‘Don’t worry,’ I’d assured her. ‘I have the perfect way of keeping her sweet.’ I came to collect Sabine in the dress uniform of an SS-Second Lieutenant, complete with greatcoat, britches and riding boots.
What to read after Ostland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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