The Black House (2012)
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Nobody paid any attention. Michael and Gladys Herbert were ahead, Gladys doing a bit better than her husband. The Herberts played Scrabble often and were quite sharp at it. Colonel Edward Phelps—a neighbor and a good friend—was limping along, and his American niece Phyllis, aged nineteen, had been doing well but had lost interest in the last ten minutes. It would soon be teatime. The Colonel was sleepy and looked it.
“Quack,” said the Colonel thoughtfully, pushing a forefinger against his Ki...pling-style mustache. “Pity—I was thinking of earthquake.”
“If you’ve got quack, Uncle Eddie,” said Phyllis, “how could you get quake out of it?”
The cat made another more sustained noise at his door, and now with black tail and brindle hindquarters in the house, he moved backwards and pulled something through the plastic oval. What he had dragged in looked whitish and about six inches long.
“Caught another bird,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nobody paid any attention. Michael and Gladys Herbert were ahead, Gladys doing a bit better than her husband. The Herberts played Scrabble often and were quite sharp at it. Colonel Edward Phelps—a neighbor and a good friend—was limping along, and his American niece Phyllis, aged nineteen, had been doing well but had lost interest in the last ten minutes. It would soon be teatime. The Colonel was sleepy and looked it.
“Quack,” said the Colonel thoughtfully, pushing a forefinger against his Ki...pling-style mustache. “Pity—I was thinking of earthquake.”
“If you’ve got quack, Uncle Eddie,” said Phyllis, “how could you get quake out of it?”
The cat made another more sustained noise at his door, and now with black tail and brindle hindquarters in the house, he moved backwards and pulled something through the plastic oval. What he had dragged in looked whitish and about six inches long.
“Caught another bird,”
What to read after The Black House?
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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