Ripley Under Water
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He went down to have a look at the garden. The forsythia he had worried about had been watered, or at least it looked all right, and Henri had been here, Tom saw from some new deadheads of roses near the compost heap by the greenhouse. In two days, a disaster could hardly have happened, unless a hailstorm had hit.“M’sieur Tome! Bonjour!” Mme Annette stood in one of the three French windows that opened on to the terrace.No doubt his black coffee was ready, and Tom went at a trot back to the house....“I had not expected you up so early, m’sieur,” said Mme Annette, after she had poured his first cup.His tray was in the living room, with the filter pot.“Nor I.” Tom sat on the sofa. “Now you must tell me the news. Sit down, madame.”That was an unusual request. “M’sieur Tome, I have not yet gone to buy the bread!”“Buy it from the man who honks his van!” Tom smiled. A bread truck honked from the road, and women in dressing-gowns went out to buy loaves. Tom had seen it.“But he doesn’t stop here, because—”“You are right, madame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went down to have a look at the garden. The forsythia he had worried about had been watered, or at least it looked all right, and Henri had been here, Tom saw from some new deadheads of roses near the compost heap by the greenhouse. In two days, a disaster could hardly have happened, unless a hailstorm had hit.“M’sieur Tome! Bonjour!” Mme Annette stood in one of the three French windows that opened on to the terrace.No doubt his black coffee was ready, and Tom went at a trot back to the house....“I had not expected you up so early, m’sieur,” said Mme Annette, after she had poured his first cup.His tray was in the living room, with the filter pot.“Nor I.” Tom sat on the sofa. “Now you must tell me the news. Sit down, madame.”That was an unusual request. “M’sieur Tome, I have not yet gone to buy the bread!”“Buy it from the man who honks his van!” Tom smiled. A bread truck honked from the road, and women in dressing-gowns went out to buy loaves. Tom had seen it.“But he doesn’t stop here, because—”“You are right, madame.
What to read after Ripley Under Water?
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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