The Red Door
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In the gray light of a misty morning Rutledge showed the fatigue of a long drive and a short night’s sleep. He looked down at the stained newspapers in the bottom of the cage. He’d just watched Jake crack a nut with ease, and he had no intention of testing that beak against bone. But something had to be done.
He was collecting fresh newspaper when there was a knock at the door of his flat, and Frances came in, calling, “Ian? Are you here? I saw your motorcar. Shouldn’t you be at the Yard?”
... “I’m in here,” he told her, and she walked through to his bedroom, where the bird was ensconced on a table by the double windows.
“What possessed you to buy a parrot?” she asked, stopping in astonishment. “But what a pretty creature. Does it have a name? Surely you don’t have the time to care for it properly.”
Rutledge straightened and gazed fondly at his sister.
“Frances, this is Jake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the gray light of a misty morning Rutledge showed the fatigue of a long drive and a short night’s sleep. He looked down at the stained newspapers in the bottom of the cage. He’d just watched Jake crack a nut with ease, and he had no intention of testing that beak against bone. But something had to be done.
He was collecting fresh newspaper when there was a knock at the door of his flat, and Frances came in, calling, “Ian? Are you here? I saw your motorcar. Shouldn’t you be at the Yard?”
... “I’m in here,” he told her, and she walked through to his bedroom, where the bird was ensconced on a table by the double windows.
“What possessed you to buy a parrot?” she asked, stopping in astonishment. “But what a pretty creature. Does it have a name? Surely you don’t have the time to care for it properly.”
Rutledge straightened and gazed fondly at his sister.
“Frances, this is Jake.
What to read after The Red Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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