A Summer Promise
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Gran had not wanted to do anything special because she still felt in her heart that it would have been better for herself had she refused to let her granddaughter take the scholarship, let alone have a celebratory tea, but Mrs O’Halloran had insisted.
‘’Tis a grand thing, so it is, to get your schoolin’ free,’ she said reproachfully. ‘I remember my mother tellin’ me that if I did well in the schoolin’ I’d either make a good marriage or get a good job, but I never got a chance. Schoolin’ costs.’ ...The Irish woman surveyed the table with pride. After some urging, Gran had made a batch of Maddy’s favourite cheese scones, and Mrs O’Halloran had baked two fine loaves of bread and made an apple pie from the Bramleys which still remained on the tree. Because the weather was still warm and sunny there was home-made lemonade as well as tea. When the door opened both women looked up expectantly, but it was only Mr O’Halloran. He grinned cheerfully at them. ‘I were down in the village when the school bus arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gran had not wanted to do anything special because she still felt in her heart that it would have been better for herself had she refused to let her granddaughter take the scholarship, let alone have a celebratory tea, but Mrs O’Halloran had insisted.
‘’Tis a grand thing, so it is, to get your schoolin’ free,’ she said reproachfully. ‘I remember my mother tellin’ me that if I did well in the schoolin’ I’d either make a good marriage or get a good job, but I never got a chance. Schoolin’ costs.’ ...The Irish woman surveyed the table with pride. After some urging, Gran had made a batch of Maddy’s favourite cheese scones, and Mrs O’Halloran had baked two fine loaves of bread and made an apple pie from the Bramleys which still remained on the tree. Because the weather was still warm and sunny there was home-made lemonade as well as tea. When the door opened both women looked up expectantly, but it was only Mr O’Halloran. He grinned cheerfully at them. ‘I were down in the village when the school bus arrived.
What to read after A Summer Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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