A Family Christmas
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It was a beautiful morning and Will had been up with the lark, intent upon enjoying every moment of his day off. He had placed Peter in the battered old pushchair that had been handed down by a woman on Side Row. The twins were too big now to sit end to end in the pram and were wheeled out in turns by an army of volunteers from Top Row. Rosie had gone with Mr Slater to the allotments, Violet to Mary’s and Bernard to play at Mrs Cadman’s. Will could hear the bell ringing for morning mass at St Ca...therine’s and though it sounded more like an old tin can, the familiarity of it comforted William and the memories of his childhood came rushing back. He could hear his dad now as he bade him get ready for a Sunday walk to Sheepdip Wood. It had been Lucy who had washed his face and combed his hair, always Lucy, the little mother. He wished there was some way of repaying her for all the loving care she had handed out to him over the years.
Even though Will had had a hard childhood, he considered himself the most fortunate of all the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a beautiful morning and Will had been up with the lark, intent upon enjoying every moment of his day off. He had placed Peter in the battered old pushchair that had been handed down by a woman on Side Row. The twins were too big now to sit end to end in the pram and were wheeled out in turns by an army of volunteers from Top Row. Rosie had gone with Mr Slater to the allotments, Violet to Mary’s and Bernard to play at Mrs Cadman’s. Will could hear the bell ringing for morning mass at St Ca...therine’s and though it sounded more like an old tin can, the familiarity of it comforted William and the memories of his childhood came rushing back. He could hear his dad now as he bade him get ready for a Sunday walk to Sheepdip Wood. It had been Lucy who had washed his face and combed his hair, always Lucy, the little mother. He wished there was some way of repaying her for all the loving care she had handed out to him over the years.
Even though Will had had a hard childhood, he considered himself the most fortunate of all the family.
What to read after A Family Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenice Crossland to read onlineMoreLess
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