That Sweet Little Old Lady
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And Mr. Boyd. Miss Thompson, gentlemen, is over there. " Malone turned.
* * * * * There, in a corner of the room, an old lady sat. She was a small oldlady, with apple-red cheeks and twinkling eyes. She held some knittingin her hands, and she smiled up at the FBI men as if they were hergrandsons come for tea and cookies, of a Sunday afternoon.
She had snow-white hair that shone like a crown around her old head inthe lights of the room. Malone blinked at her. She didn't disappear.
"_You're_ M...iss Thompson?" he said.
She smiled sweetly. "Oh, my, no, " she said.
There was a long silence. Malone looked at her. Then he looked at theunbelievably beautiful Miss Wilson. Then he looked at Dr. Harman. And, at last, he looked at Boyd.
"All right, " he said. "I get it. _You're_ Miss Thompson. " "Now, wait a minute, Malone, " Boyd began.
"Wait a minute?" Malone said. "There are four people here, not countingme. I know I'm not Miss Thompson. I never was, not even as a child. AndDr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mr. Boyd. Miss Thompson, gentlemen, is over there. " Malone turned.
* * * * * There, in a corner of the room, an old lady sat. She was a small oldlady, with apple-red cheeks and twinkling eyes. She held some knittingin her hands, and she smiled up at the FBI men as if they were hergrandsons come for tea and cookies, of a Sunday afternoon.
She had snow-white hair that shone like a crown around her old head inthe lights of the room. Malone blinked at her. She didn't disappear.
"_You're_ M...iss Thompson?" he said.
She smiled sweetly. "Oh, my, no, " she said.
There was a long silence. Malone looked at her. Then he looked at theunbelievably beautiful Miss Wilson. Then he looked at Dr. Harman. And, at last, he looked at Boyd.
"All right, " he said. "I get it. _You're_ Miss Thompson. " "Now, wait a minute, Malone, " Boyd began.
"Wait a minute?" Malone said. "There are four people here, not countingme. I know I'm not Miss Thompson. I never was, not even as a child. AndDr.
What to read after That Sweet Little Old Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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