People Who Knock On the Door
People Who Knock On the Door
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Betty, who had gone out an hour ago, hadn’t wanted to disturb him, Arthur supposed, because he had said he had some work to do before afternoon classes.
Dearest Arthur, Phoned Gus and he said he thought you were still at the Brewsters’. Can you come for lunch today, Thursday? Am home alone. Didn’t want to bother Betty B. by phoning.
Love from your Mom It was ten to twelve. Arthur telephoned. “Sure, I can come, Mom. See you in about fifteen minutes.”
Earlier that morning, Arthur h...ad helped Betty shift a bookcase to another wall of a room, which had involved taking all the books out and putting them back in the same order. Arthur had been happy to be of use, especially since Betty had been so grateful. Warren got bored at the mention of such jobs, Betty said.
Arthur left his car at the grass edge in front of his house.
“Hello, Arthur, how are you?” She kissed his cheek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Betty, who had gone out an hour ago, hadn’t wanted to disturb him, Arthur supposed, because he had said he had some work to do before afternoon classes.
Dearest Arthur, Phoned Gus and he said he thought you were still at the Brewsters’. Can you come for lunch today, Thursday? Am home alone. Didn’t want to bother Betty B. by phoning.
Love from your Mom It was ten to twelve. Arthur telephoned. “Sure, I can come, Mom. See you in about fifteen minutes.”
Earlier that morning, Arthur h...ad helped Betty shift a bookcase to another wall of a room, which had involved taking all the books out and putting them back in the same order. Arthur had been happy to be of use, especially since Betty had been so grateful. Warren got bored at the mention of such jobs, Betty said.
Arthur left his car at the grass edge in front of his house.
“Hello, Arthur, how are you?” She kissed his cheek.
What to read after People Who Knock On the Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Highsmith to read onlineMoreLess
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