The Murder of Patience Brooke (2014)
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On the way, Dickens apprised the superintendent of his interviews with Isabella Gordon and Lizzie Dagg, making plain their conviction that Francis Fidge had been in love with Patience Brooke.
The old church of St Mark to the south of Lime Grove dated from 1631 when it had been established as a chapel of ease. It was built of brick, now attractively mellowed to a faded terracotta. It had a bell tower and was surrounded by a quiet burial ground shaded by elm trees, now bare black lines against the... winter sky. Snowdrops, like crystallised snow, white with delicate green veins, and a few tiny yellow suns of crocuses pushed up through the dark soil, a promise of spring though the bright sun of earlier had faded to a hazy whiteness. The chill air was very still and no birds sang, but it was peaceful.
‘And all the air a solemn stillness holds,’ Dickens murmured the lines from Gray’s ‘Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard’ as they looked down at the heaps of turf and tombstones, some upright and other, more ancient ones, leaning towards each other as if in solemn conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way, Dickens apprised the superintendent of his interviews with Isabella Gordon and Lizzie Dagg, making plain their conviction that Francis Fidge had been in love with Patience Brooke.
The old church of St Mark to the south of Lime Grove dated from 1631 when it had been established as a chapel of ease. It was built of brick, now attractively mellowed to a faded terracotta. It had a bell tower and was surrounded by a quiet burial ground shaded by elm trees, now bare black lines against the... winter sky. Snowdrops, like crystallised snow, white with delicate green veins, and a few tiny yellow suns of crocuses pushed up through the dark soil, a promise of spring though the bright sun of earlier had faded to a hazy whiteness. The chill air was very still and no birds sang, but it was peaceful.
‘And all the air a solemn stillness holds,’ Dickens murmured the lines from Gray’s ‘Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard’ as they looked down at the heaps of turf and tombstones, some upright and other, more ancient ones, leaning towards each other as if in solemn conversation.
What to read after The Murder of Patience Brooke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C Briggs to read onlineMoreLess
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