The Novel Habits of Happiness
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These came in three grades of seriousness, according to the level of offence given. The look that afternoon was strong enough to register, but only just. Isabel looked at her watch. When Sam had, at short notice, suggested the meeting with Kirsten, Isabel had asked Grace to stay on for a few minutes after collecting Charlie from nursery. Grace had agreed, but had mentioned that she did not want to be too late; she had something on that evening and wanted to be home in good time.
“Fifteen minutes... late,” she said. “I’m sorry. I was tied up with someone at Cat’s. It was difficult to get away.”
Grace struggled with herself. She could show her displeasure at Isabel’s lateness by being tight-lipped, or she could satisfy her natural curiosity and find out what the delay had been at the delicatessen. Isabel noticed the struggle and knew exactly what it was about. She understood Grace rather more than Grace imagined; and Grace understood Isabel rather more than Isabel imagined.
“That’s all right,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These came in three grades of seriousness, according to the level of offence given. The look that afternoon was strong enough to register, but only just. Isabel looked at her watch. When Sam had, at short notice, suggested the meeting with Kirsten, Isabel had asked Grace to stay on for a few minutes after collecting Charlie from nursery. Grace had agreed, but had mentioned that she did not want to be too late; she had something on that evening and wanted to be home in good time.
“Fifteen minutes... late,” she said. “I’m sorry. I was tied up with someone at Cat’s. It was difficult to get away.”
Grace struggled with herself. She could show her displeasure at Isabel’s lateness by being tight-lipped, or she could satisfy her natural curiosity and find out what the delay had been at the delicatessen. Isabel noticed the struggle and knew exactly what it was about. She understood Grace rather more than Grace imagined; and Grace understood Isabel rather more than Isabel imagined.
“That’s all right,”
What to read after The Novel Habits of Happiness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mccall Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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