Agatha Christie
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Miss Marples final cases. But Agatha Christie narrated by Thomas Moan Sanctuary, the vicar's wife, came around the corner of the Vic Ridge with her arms full of chrysanthemums. A good deal of rich garden soil was attached to the strong broke shoes, and a few fragments of Earth were adhering to her nose. But of that fact, she was perfectly unconscious. She had a slight struggle in opening the Vic Ridge Gate, which hung lustily half off its hinges. A puff of wind caught her battered felt hat, causing it to sit even more rakishly than it had done before, Bob said Bunch Christened by her optimistic parents, Diana. Mrs Harmon had become bunch at an early age for somewhat obvious reasons, and the name had stuck to her ever since. Clutching the chrysanthemums, she made her way through the gate to the trick shot. And so to the church door. The November air was mild and Dad clouds scudding across the sky with patches of blue here and there. Inside, the church was dark and cold. It was unheeded, accepted service times, Burr said, bunch expressively. I'd better get on with this quickly. I don't want to die of cold with the quickness born of practice, she collected the necessary paraphernalia, vases, water flower holders. I wish we had Lily's thought bunch to herself. I get so tired of these scrag chrysanthemums, her nimble fingers arranged the blooms and their holders. There is nothing particularly original or artistic about the decorations for bunch. Harman herself was neither original nor artistic, but it was a homely and pleasant arrangement. Carrying the vases carefully, Bunch stepped up the aisle and made her way towards the altar, as she did so the sun.