Twist of the Blade
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Réveille-toi! Que fais-tu ici?”Ariane opened her eyes and blinked at bare black branches silhouetted against grey sky. Where...?Then, suddenly, she remembered. She shot to a sitting position. A very short man wearing a yellow windbreaker, thick white sweater, blue trousers and high rubber boots glared down at her, dark eyes narrowed over a prominent nose supported by a ludicrously large mustache. “Que fais-tu ici?”“Um....” Even the tiny amount of French she knew deserted her. “Je ne parle pas fr...ançais,” she said at last.“Anglaise?” the man said, frowning. “Américaine?”Well, at least she understood that. “Non. Canadienne.”“Ah?” The man’s frown deepened. “What are you doing here?” he said, every word slow and deliberate and thickly accented, but understandable.“I’m sorry,” Ariane said, relieved he spoke English. “I’m...lost.”That was certainly true.“You are travelling?”“Yes,” said Ariane. “I’m heading to Lyon.” She hesitated, thinking how foolish she was about to sound, but she needed to know...“Is it far?”The man snorted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Réveille-toi! Que fais-tu ici?”Ariane opened her eyes and blinked at bare black branches silhouetted against grey sky. Where...?Then, suddenly, she remembered. She shot to a sitting position. A very short man wearing a yellow windbreaker, thick white sweater, blue trousers and high rubber boots glared down at her, dark eyes narrowed over a prominent nose supported by a ludicrously large mustache. “Que fais-tu ici?”“Um....” Even the tiny amount of French she knew deserted her. “Je ne parle pas fr...ançais,” she said at last.“Anglaise?” the man said, frowning. “Américaine?”Well, at least she understood that. “Non. Canadienne.”“Ah?” The man’s frown deepened. “What are you doing here?” he said, every word slow and deliberate and thickly accented, but understandable.“I’m sorry,” Ariane said, relieved he spoke English. “I’m...lost.”That was certainly true.“You are travelling?”“Yes,” said Ariane. “I’m heading to Lyon.” She hesitated, thinking how foolish she was about to sound, but she needed to know...“Is it far?”The man snorted.
What to read after Twist of the Blade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Willett to read onlineMoreLess
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