The Bloody Wood (2012)
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She and her husband were walking on the terrace after breakfast next morning.
‘The young ones – or Edward and Irene?’ ‘Edward and Irene.’ ‘Oh, dear! Well, that won’t be much more fun for the bored young people on the spot. They don’t seem too pleased with each other, would you say? Incidentally, Mrs Gillingham is coming too.’ ‘Who on earth is Mrs Gillingham?’ ‘I thought you might know. If she’s who, or what, Martine says she is, then I can tell you why the Pendletons are coming. And, for tha...t matter, why we’ve come. When Grace, I mean, is so very ill.’ Appleby glanced up at the house. ‘Let’s go a bit farther afield,’ he said. ‘Into the wood.’ ‘Yes, let’s do that.’ Judith walked for some paces in silence. ‘You think it’s odd having guests at all?’ ‘Not really – although some people wouldn’t. But it would be odd to have only Mrs Gillingham. Hence our larger gathering.’ ‘Whatever has Martine been telling you?’ ‘Chiefly that this Mrs Gillingham – Barbara Gillingham – is a sprightly widow, well able to bear children.’ ‘Let’s take this path.’ Judith pointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She and her husband were walking on the terrace after breakfast next morning.
‘The young ones – or Edward and Irene?’ ‘Edward and Irene.’ ‘Oh, dear! Well, that won’t be much more fun for the bored young people on the spot. They don’t seem too pleased with each other, would you say? Incidentally, Mrs Gillingham is coming too.’ ‘Who on earth is Mrs Gillingham?’ ‘I thought you might know. If she’s who, or what, Martine says she is, then I can tell you why the Pendletons are coming. And, for tha...t matter, why we’ve come. When Grace, I mean, is so very ill.’ Appleby glanced up at the house. ‘Let’s go a bit farther afield,’ he said. ‘Into the wood.’ ‘Yes, let’s do that.’ Judith walked for some paces in silence. ‘You think it’s odd having guests at all?’ ‘Not really – although some people wouldn’t. But it would be odd to have only Mrs Gillingham. Hence our larger gathering.’ ‘Whatever has Martine been telling you?’ ‘Chiefly that this Mrs Gillingham – Barbara Gillingham – is a sprightly widow, well able to bear children.’ ‘Let’s take this path.’ Judith pointed.
What to read after The Bloody Wood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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