The Kinsella Sisters (2009)
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Río didn’t own anything black to wear to Frank’s funeral. She had rifled through her wardrobe that morning and selected a chiffon and velvet skirt in saffron yellow, which she’d teamed with a woolly sweater and a pair of Doc Martens. She didn’t care if it was inappropriate garb for a funeral. Frank had turned up drunk at their mother’s funeral, and how appropriate was that?.
‘I’ve asked Mr Morrissey to stay on after the wake—’ ‘Who’s Mr Morrissey?’ asked Río, taking a sip from her wineglass.
‘Ou...r father’s–Frank’s solicitor. He’s in next door with Mrs Murphy now.’ ‘Delivering the glad tidings about the garden, presumably?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘It’ll be all round the village soon.’ It was inevitable that word of Frank’s will would get out. All of Lissamore had showed up at the church today, to listen to the priest’s eulogy. Río had wondered idly what class of a sin Father Miley was committing, standing up there spouting platitudes about what a wonderful human being Frank had been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Río didn’t own anything black to wear to Frank’s funeral. She had rifled through her wardrobe that morning and selected a chiffon and velvet skirt in saffron yellow, which she’d teamed with a woolly sweater and a pair of Doc Martens. She didn’t care if it was inappropriate garb for a funeral. Frank had turned up drunk at their mother’s funeral, and how appropriate was that?.
‘I’ve asked Mr Morrissey to stay on after the wake—’ ‘Who’s Mr Morrissey?’ asked Río, taking a sip from her wineglass.
‘Ou...r father’s–Frank’s solicitor. He’s in next door with Mrs Murphy now.’ ‘Delivering the glad tidings about the garden, presumably?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘It’ll be all round the village soon.’ It was inevitable that word of Frank’s will would get out. All of Lissamore had showed up at the church today, to listen to the priest’s eulogy. Río had wondered idly what class of a sin Father Miley was committing, standing up there spouting platitudes about what a wonderful human being Frank had been.
What to read after The Kinsella Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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