Towards Zero (2011)
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He had only a dim recollection of her, and now that he saw her again he was rather surprisedly aware of pleasure in her brisk capable way of dealing with things.
She called him by his Christian name.
“How nice to see you, Thomas. After all these years.”
“Nice of you to put me up. Hope it isn’t a bother.”
“Not at all. On the contrary. You’ll be particularly welcome. Is that your porter? Tell him to bring the things out this way. I’ve got the car right at the end.”
The bags were stowed in the Ford.... Mary took the wheel and Royde got in beside her. They drove off and Thomas noticed that she was a good driver, deft and careful in traffic and with a nice judgement of distance and spaces.
Saltington was seven miles from Saltcreek. Once they were out of the small market town and on the open road, Mary Aldin reopened the subject of his visit.
“Really, Thomas, your visit just now is going to be a godsend. Things are rather difficult—and a stranger—or partial stranger is just what is needed.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had only a dim recollection of her, and now that he saw her again he was rather surprisedly aware of pleasure in her brisk capable way of dealing with things.
She called him by his Christian name.
“How nice to see you, Thomas. After all these years.”
“Nice of you to put me up. Hope it isn’t a bother.”
“Not at all. On the contrary. You’ll be particularly welcome. Is that your porter? Tell him to bring the things out this way. I’ve got the car right at the end.”
The bags were stowed in the Ford.... Mary took the wheel and Royde got in beside her. They drove off and Thomas noticed that she was a good driver, deft and careful in traffic and with a nice judgement of distance and spaces.
Saltington was seven miles from Saltcreek. Once they were out of the small market town and on the open road, Mary Aldin reopened the subject of his visit.
“Really, Thomas, your visit just now is going to be a godsend. Things are rather difficult—and a stranger—or partial stranger is just what is needed.”
What to read after Towards Zero?
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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