The Quick And the Dead (A Sister Agnes Mystery)
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‘Julius not here?’ ‘Julius is visiting the needy folk of Southwark. What do you mean, they’re right?’ ‘I’ve just driven, or rather crawled, around the M25 from the camp to here in this heat, breathing in God knows what, passing houses where all the kids must be asthmatic … What I mean is, it’s not sustainable, is it? Roads aren’t the answer.’ ‘And how else would you have got here?’ Agnes frowned. ‘Well, that’s the problem, isn’t it? But at least the people protesting are saying something’s got t...o change.’ Agnes filled the kettle with water and switched it on.
Madeleine said, ‘You seem tired.’ ‘I’m OK.’ Agnes fiddled with her bunch of keys. ‘Madeleine?’ ‘What?’ ‘Nothing. Tea?’ ‘Camomile, please. The bags are in the blue tin there. So what’s worrying you?’ ‘Me? Oh, it’s silly really. I was driving around the M25 and I thought, God the Father.’ Madeleine laughed. ‘You thought that?’ ‘Do you think of God as a father?’ Madeleine raised one eyebrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Julius not here?’ ‘Julius is visiting the needy folk of Southwark. What do you mean, they’re right?’ ‘I’ve just driven, or rather crawled, around the M25 from the camp to here in this heat, breathing in God knows what, passing houses where all the kids must be asthmatic … What I mean is, it’s not sustainable, is it? Roads aren’t the answer.’ ‘And how else would you have got here?’ Agnes frowned. ‘Well, that’s the problem, isn’t it? But at least the people protesting are saying something’s got t...o change.’ Agnes filled the kettle with water and switched it on.
Madeleine said, ‘You seem tired.’ ‘I’m OK.’ Agnes fiddled with her bunch of keys. ‘Madeleine?’ ‘What?’ ‘Nothing. Tea?’ ‘Camomile, please. The bags are in the blue tin there. So what’s worrying you?’ ‘Me? Oh, it’s silly really. I was driving around the M25 and I thought, God the Father.’ Madeleine laughed. ‘You thought that?’ ‘Do you think of God as a father?’ Madeleine raised one eyebrow.
What to read after The Quick And the Dead (A Sister Agnes Mystery)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Allison to read onlineMoreLess
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