The Uncommon Appeal of Clouds: An Isabel Dalhousie Novel (9)
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After Duncan had left the room to meet the lawyer, she had risen from the settee to stretch her legs. Moving to one of the windows, she was looking out of it, over a box hedge and lawn to trees beyond: sycamores, with some birch. The branches of the birch, silver and green, swayed against the sky, brushing it, but only just, as the breeze was a slight one. She thought of Poussin and his skies; that blue, that bright blue that was none the less cold, framed, as it so often was in his paintings, b...y clouds. He had understood clouds—appreciated them, and now … “We can talk in here.”
She turned round. Duncan was showing a woman into the room, and he was looking in Isabel’s direction. The first thing that Isabel noticed was that Heather Darnt, a woman she judged to be in her early forties, was wearing jeans. The denim was dark, but it was definitely denim, and it was tight, disappearing into high black boots.
Above the jeans was a white cotton formal shirt and an inappropriately large Orthodox cross necklace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After Duncan had left the room to meet the lawyer, she had risen from the settee to stretch her legs. Moving to one of the windows, she was looking out of it, over a box hedge and lawn to trees beyond: sycamores, with some birch. The branches of the birch, silver and green, swayed against the sky, brushing it, but only just, as the breeze was a slight one. She thought of Poussin and his skies; that blue, that bright blue that was none the less cold, framed, as it so often was in his paintings, b...y clouds. He had understood clouds—appreciated them, and now … “We can talk in here.”
She turned round. Duncan was showing a woman into the room, and he was looking in Isabel’s direction. The first thing that Isabel noticed was that Heather Darnt, a woman she judged to be in her early forties, was wearing jeans. The denim was dark, but it was definitely denim, and it was tight, disappearing into high black boots.
Above the jeans was a white cotton formal shirt and an inappropriately large Orthodox cross necklace.
What to read after The Uncommon Appeal of Clouds: An Isabel Dalhousie Novel (9)?
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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