She Died Young
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The only problem was you had to shout to get yourself heard. However, Jarrell and Blackstone managed to find a secluded corner.
‘Isn’t McGovern coming?’ ‘Yes. That’s why we’re here. He said he’d be late. Off the Oxford train.’ ‘I’d forgotten. I’ll forget my own name next.’ ‘You do look a bit rough.’ ‘I’m fine. Just a bit tired, that’s all.’ Blackstone passed his hand over his face. He felt all of his forty-two years today. ‘I got another threatening letter,’ he said. ‘At least they’re still stuc...k at square one. No shit through the letter box. Or bombs. Just another anonymous message with stuck-on letters. How worried should I be?’ ‘You should take it seriously.’ ‘How do I do that? Leave home? Call the whole thing off?’ Blackstone looked round him. In this crowded bar the two of them were as if sealed off septically in their separate conspiratorial capsule from the rowdy talk, the yellow lighting, the whole scene as brown-varnished as some fake old master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only problem was you had to shout to get yourself heard. However, Jarrell and Blackstone managed to find a secluded corner.
‘Isn’t McGovern coming?’ ‘Yes. That’s why we’re here. He said he’d be late. Off the Oxford train.’ ‘I’d forgotten. I’ll forget my own name next.’ ‘You do look a bit rough.’ ‘I’m fine. Just a bit tired, that’s all.’ Blackstone passed his hand over his face. He felt all of his forty-two years today. ‘I got another threatening letter,’ he said. ‘At least they’re still stuc...k at square one. No shit through the letter box. Or bombs. Just another anonymous message with stuck-on letters. How worried should I be?’ ‘You should take it seriously.’ ‘How do I do that? Leave home? Call the whole thing off?’ Blackstone looked round him. In this crowded bar the two of them were as if sealed off septically in their separate conspiratorial capsule from the rowdy talk, the yellow lighting, the whole scene as brown-varnished as some fake old master.
What to read after She Died Young?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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