The Paying Guests (2014)
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The rain had stopped – that was something – but a mist hung just beyond the window, like a dirty veil on the world. The Sunday bells rang as usual, but her mother, who had slept badly, didn’t attempt to go to church, and since neither of them could face breakfast they simply sat at the kitchen table with a cooling pot of tea between them, too dazed for conversation, paralysed by the wrongness of things.
Presently they rose to go over to the drawing-room, and as they were crossing the hall Li...lian came down to take a bath. She came a step at a time, leaning heavily on her sister’s arm.
Frances darted forward to help. Her mother, hanging back, said, ‘How are you feeling, Mrs Barber?’ She was still ghastly pale, though her gaze, to Frances’s relief, was clearer. ‘I feel so weak,’ she answered.
‘I’m sure you do. I’m glad you have someone here to look after you’ – with the ghost of a smile for Vera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rain had stopped – that was something – but a mist hung just beyond the window, like a dirty veil on the world. The Sunday bells rang as usual, but her mother, who had slept badly, didn’t attempt to go to church, and since neither of them could face breakfast they simply sat at the kitchen table with a cooling pot of tea between them, too dazed for conversation, paralysed by the wrongness of things.
Presently they rose to go over to the drawing-room, and as they were crossing the hall Li...lian came down to take a bath. She came a step at a time, leaning heavily on her sister’s arm.
Frances darted forward to help. Her mother, hanging back, said, ‘How are you feeling, Mrs Barber?’ She was still ghastly pale, though her gaze, to Frances’s relief, was clearer. ‘I feel so weak,’ she answered.
‘I’m sure you do. I’m glad you have someone here to look after you’ – with the ghost of a smile for Vera.
What to read after The Paying Guests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Waters to read onlineMoreLess
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