The Modigliani Scandal
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Around him the shelves and counters were full of long loaves of fresh, crusty bread, and the familiar smell filled his nostrils and swelled his chest with a quietly satisfied pride. The bread was a new batch, the second that morning: business was good because the weather was fine. He could always rely on a little sunshine to bring the housewives of Paris out into the streets to shop for his good bread.He looked out of the shop window, narrowing his eyes against the brightness outside. A pretty g...irl was crossing the street. The baker listened, and heard the sound of his wife′s voice, out in the back, arguing shrilly with an employee. The row would go on for several minutes—they always did. Satisfied that he was safe, the baker permitted himself to gaze at the girl lustfully.Her summer dress was thin and sleeveless, and the baker thought it looked rather expensive, although he was no expert in such things. The flared skirt swung gracefully at midthigh, emphasizing her slim bare legs, promising—but never quite delivering—delightful glimpses of feminine underwear.She was too slender for his taste, he decided as she came closer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Around him the shelves and counters were full of long loaves of fresh, crusty bread, and the familiar smell filled his nostrils and swelled his chest with a quietly satisfied pride. The bread was a new batch, the second that morning: business was good because the weather was fine. He could always rely on a little sunshine to bring the housewives of Paris out into the streets to shop for his good bread.He looked out of the shop window, narrowing his eyes against the brightness outside. A pretty g...irl was crossing the street. The baker listened, and heard the sound of his wife′s voice, out in the back, arguing shrilly with an employee. The row would go on for several minutes—they always did. Satisfied that he was safe, the baker permitted himself to gaze at the girl lustfully.Her summer dress was thin and sleeveless, and the baker thought it looked rather expensive, although he was no expert in such things. The flared skirt swung gracefully at midthigh, emphasizing her slim bare legs, promising—but never quite delivering—delightful glimpses of feminine underwear.She was too slender for his taste, he decided as she came closer.
What to read after The Modigliani Scandal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Follett to read onlineMoreLess
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