They Came to Baghdad
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And in due course Romeo came. He appeared on the grass sward, looking this way and that.
“Edward,” said Victoria.
Edward looked up.
“Oh, there you are, Victoria!”
“Come up here.”
“Right.”
A moment later he came out upon the balcony which was deserted.
“It’s more peaceful up here,” said Victoria. “We’ll go down and let Marcus give us drinks presently.”
Edward was staring at her in perplexity.
“I say, Victoria, haven’t you done something to your hair?”
Victoria gave an exasperated sigh.
“If anybod...y mentions hair to me, I really think I shall bat them over the head.”
“I think I liked it better as it was,” said Edward.
“Tell Catherine so!”
“Catherine? What has she got to do with it?”
“Everything,” said Victoria. “You told me to chum up with her, and I did, and I don’t suppose you’ve any idea what it let me in for!”
“Where’ve you been all this time, Victoria? I’ve been getting quite worried.”
“Oh you have, have you? Where did you think I’d been?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in due course Romeo came. He appeared on the grass sward, looking this way and that.
“Edward,” said Victoria.
Edward looked up.
“Oh, there you are, Victoria!”
“Come up here.”
“Right.”
A moment later he came out upon the balcony which was deserted.
“It’s more peaceful up here,” said Victoria. “We’ll go down and let Marcus give us drinks presently.”
Edward was staring at her in perplexity.
“I say, Victoria, haven’t you done something to your hair?”
Victoria gave an exasperated sigh.
“If anybod...y mentions hair to me, I really think I shall bat them over the head.”
“I think I liked it better as it was,” said Edward.
“Tell Catherine so!”
“Catherine? What has she got to do with it?”
“Everything,” said Victoria. “You told me to chum up with her, and I did, and I don’t suppose you’ve any idea what it let me in for!”
“Where’ve you been all this time, Victoria? I’ve been getting quite worried.”
“Oh you have, have you? Where did you think I’d been?”
What to read after They Came to Baghdad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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