The Mummy Or Ramses the Damned (2011)
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When Julie came in and took her chair, Alex rose to assist her. Henry and Elliott, already seated opposite, also rose, and though Julie nodded to Elliott, she found herself incapable of looking at her cousin.
She turned to Alex, and placed her hand on his. Unfortunately she could not help overhearing Henry continuing to talk angrily in Elliott’s ear. Something about Alex being a fool that he could not have stopped Julie from taking this trip.
Alex, staring down at the plate before him, seemed so...mewhat at a loss. Was this the time or place for truth? She felt she must be honest from the beginning, or matters would only become worse for Alex, and she must see that they did not.
“Alex,” she said in a low voice, “I may stay in Egypt. I don’t know what my plans are. You know sometimes, my darling, I think you need someone as good as you are.”
He wasn’t surprised by her words. He thought for only a moment before answering. “But how could I want anyone better than you? I’ll follow you into the jungles of the Sudan if that’s where you want to go.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Julie came in and took her chair, Alex rose to assist her. Henry and Elliott, already seated opposite, also rose, and though Julie nodded to Elliott, she found herself incapable of looking at her cousin.
She turned to Alex, and placed her hand on his. Unfortunately she could not help overhearing Henry continuing to talk angrily in Elliott’s ear. Something about Alex being a fool that he could not have stopped Julie from taking this trip.
Alex, staring down at the plate before him, seemed so...mewhat at a loss. Was this the time or place for truth? She felt she must be honest from the beginning, or matters would only become worse for Alex, and she must see that they did not.
“Alex,” she said in a low voice, “I may stay in Egypt. I don’t know what my plans are. You know sometimes, my darling, I think you need someone as good as you are.”
He wasn’t surprised by her words. He thought for only a moment before answering. “But how could I want anyone better than you? I’ll follow you into the jungles of the Sudan if that’s where you want to go.”
What to read after The Mummy Or Ramses the Damned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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