Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd (2016)
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Why had Frank Borley decided to tell me, at the very last moment, that Louisa Congreve was a witch? It had seemed almost compulsive, as if he had blurted it out against his will while under a spell.
Could it be that Carla’s aunt Loo, the late witch, had him under her control from beyond the grave? Or, in telling me, was Frank Borley simply settling some ancient score?
There’s an old saying, “Murder will out”: a phrase which Daffy has often hurled at me as she glares balefully over her book whene...ver I have interrupted her reading. And it seems to be true. How many murderers have been undone by a blurt?
Murder will out—in the same way that one’s sister’s toothpaste squirts out of a tube when it’s trodden underfoot—as if it has a mind of its own.
Murder, I thought, is also like steam—although less useful.
It was steam that had transported me to London on this snowy winter morning, and steam that would haul me home again at the end of the day. And it was a hidden head of steam, I realized, that had made Frank Borley blurt out that Louisa Congreve was a witch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why had Frank Borley decided to tell me, at the very last moment, that Louisa Congreve was a witch? It had seemed almost compulsive, as if he had blurted it out against his will while under a spell.
Could it be that Carla’s aunt Loo, the late witch, had him under her control from beyond the grave? Or, in telling me, was Frank Borley simply settling some ancient score?
There’s an old saying, “Murder will out”: a phrase which Daffy has often hurled at me as she glares balefully over her book whene...ver I have interrupted her reading. And it seems to be true. How many murderers have been undone by a blurt?
Murder will out—in the same way that one’s sister’s toothpaste squirts out of a tube when it’s trodden underfoot—as if it has a mind of its own.
Murder, I thought, is also like steam—although less useful.
It was steam that had transported me to London on this snowy winter morning, and steam that would haul me home again at the end of the day. And it was a hidden head of steam, I realized, that had made Frank Borley blurt out that Louisa Congreve was a witch.
What to read after Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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