The Flavia De Luce Series 1-4
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Sally said slowly, as if reluctant to put her thoughts into words, “but then, you’ve probably found that out by now.”I nodded, careful not to interrupt. I had learned by observing Inspector Hewitt that silence is the best primer for a conversational pump.“He’s been coming to Culverhouse Farm off and on, for years—since well before the war. And Rupert’s not the only one, you know. Gordon has a regular little army of others just like him. He supplies them with something to help manage the pain.”“B...hang,” I said. I couldn’t help myself. “Gunjah … Indian hemp, cannabis.”She looked at me with narrowed eyes, and then went on. “Some, like Rupert, come because they once had infantile paralysis—polio, they call it now—others, well, God only knows.“You see, Gordon considers himself a kind of herbalist: someone who helps to blot out the sufferings that the doctors can’t, or won’t. He’s very discreet about it, but then he has to be, doesn’t he? Other than you, I really don’t think anyone in Bishop’s Lacey has ever guessed that the occasional travelers who stop by Culverhouse Farm are anything other than lost—or perhaps selling agricultural supplies.“I’ve been here for eight years,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sally said slowly, as if reluctant to put her thoughts into words, “but then, you’ve probably found that out by now.”I nodded, careful not to interrupt. I had learned by observing Inspector Hewitt that silence is the best primer for a conversational pump.“He’s been coming to Culverhouse Farm off and on, for years—since well before the war. And Rupert’s not the only one, you know. Gordon has a regular little army of others just like him. He supplies them with something to help manage the pain.”“B...hang,” I said. I couldn’t help myself. “Gunjah … Indian hemp, cannabis.”She looked at me with narrowed eyes, and then went on. “Some, like Rupert, come because they once had infantile paralysis—polio, they call it now—others, well, God only knows.“You see, Gordon considers himself a kind of herbalist: someone who helps to blot out the sufferings that the doctors can’t, or won’t. He’s very discreet about it, but then he has to be, doesn’t he? Other than you, I really don’t think anyone in Bishop’s Lacey has ever guessed that the occasional travelers who stop by Culverhouse Farm are anything other than lost—or perhaps selling agricultural supplies.“I’ve been here for eight years,”
What to read after The Flavia De Luce Series 1-4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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