The Boiling Season
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Gadds, checking and double-checking to see that everything his client would need during her two-week stay had been attended to. It was imperative that her time at Habitation Louvois be restful. Mlle Miller was taking a break between the shooting of two films, two very demanding roles. The project she had just completed was a historical epic set in ancient Rome, in which the young woman played the favored mistress of an aged emperor threatened by challengers to his throne. In one of our guests’ d...iscarded magazines I had read of the film’s devastating final scene, in which Mlle Miller fights her way through a mob to reach the side of her lover, who has just been cut down by assassins. In the article, Mlle Miller spoke of the scene being so emotionally exhausting she could not stop crying until long after the director had declared it “a wrap.” The photo accompanying the article showed a thin young woman sitting in profile upon a marble bench, gazing out over the ocean. She wore a toga and dark glasses, and her blond hair was aglow under the midday sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gadds, checking and double-checking to see that everything his client would need during her two-week stay had been attended to. It was imperative that her time at Habitation Louvois be restful. Mlle Miller was taking a break between the shooting of two films, two very demanding roles. The project she had just completed was a historical epic set in ancient Rome, in which the young woman played the favored mistress of an aged emperor threatened by challengers to his throne. In one of our guests’ d...iscarded magazines I had read of the film’s devastating final scene, in which Mlle Miller fights her way through a mob to reach the side of her lover, who has just been cut down by assassins. In the article, Mlle Miller spoke of the scene being so emotionally exhausting she could not stop crying until long after the director had declared it “a wrap.” The photo accompanying the article showed a thin young woman sitting in profile upon a marble bench, gazing out over the ocean. She wore a toga and dark glasses, and her blond hair was aglow under the midday sun.
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