They Do It With Mirrors
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Enthusiasm in itself can be extremely wearing, Miss Marple thought. She felt vaguely dissatisfied with herself and her own reactions. There was a pattern here—perhaps several patterns, and yet she herself could obtain no clear glimpse of it or them. Any vague disquietude she felt centered round the pathetic but inconspicuous personality of Edgar Lawson. If she could only find in her memory the right parallel.
Painstakingly she rejected the curious behaviour of Mr. Selkirk’s delivery van—the abse...ntminded postman—the gardener who worked on Whitmonday—and that very curious affair of the summer weight combinations.
Something that she could not quite put her finger on was wrong about Edgar Lawson—something that went beyond the observed and admitted facts. But for the life of her, Miss Marple did not see how that wrongness, whatever it was, affected her friend Carrie Louise. In the confused patterns of life at Stonygates, people’s troubles and desires impinged on each other. But none of them (again as far as she could see) impinged on Carrie Louise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enthusiasm in itself can be extremely wearing, Miss Marple thought. She felt vaguely dissatisfied with herself and her own reactions. There was a pattern here—perhaps several patterns, and yet she herself could obtain no clear glimpse of it or them. Any vague disquietude she felt centered round the pathetic but inconspicuous personality of Edgar Lawson. If she could only find in her memory the right parallel.
Painstakingly she rejected the curious behaviour of Mr. Selkirk’s delivery van—the abse...ntminded postman—the gardener who worked on Whitmonday—and that very curious affair of the summer weight combinations.
Something that she could not quite put her finger on was wrong about Edgar Lawson—something that went beyond the observed and admitted facts. But for the life of her, Miss Marple did not see how that wrongness, whatever it was, affected her friend Carrie Louise. In the confused patterns of life at Stonygates, people’s troubles and desires impinged on each other. But none of them (again as far as she could see) impinged on Carrie Louise.
What to read after They Do It With Mirrors?
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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