A Woman's Place
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‘You mustn’t let yourself keep dwelling on it,’ Eveline told her sternly. ‘We all feel the same way but we have to be strong. If we’re not, we’re just letting our men down.’ That was easier said than done. Eveline going about as if Albert could never be in any danger was only hiding her head in the sand as far as she was concerned, though sometimes she wished she could do the same.
Mid-January gave them something else to think about as the war was brought almost to their very doorstep, newspaper...s reporting that during the night a German Zeppelin had crossed the Norfolk coast and dropped bombs on Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn, killing twenty people and injuring twice that number.
There was a photograph of the devastation: three cottages completely destroyed, a mass of rubble and splintered wood, the homes on either side wrecked and gutted.
‘To think of people under that,’ Connie whispered when she came over to show the paper to Eveline. ‘A small boy and his sister were killed in one of those cottages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You mustn’t let yourself keep dwelling on it,’ Eveline told her sternly. ‘We all feel the same way but we have to be strong. If we’re not, we’re just letting our men down.’ That was easier said than done. Eveline going about as if Albert could never be in any danger was only hiding her head in the sand as far as she was concerned, though sometimes she wished she could do the same.
Mid-January gave them something else to think about as the war was brought almost to their very doorstep, newspaper...s reporting that during the night a German Zeppelin had crossed the Norfolk coast and dropped bombs on Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn, killing twenty people and injuring twice that number.
There was a photograph of the devastation: three cottages completely destroyed, a mass of rubble and splintered wood, the homes on either side wrecked and gutted.
‘To think of people under that,’ Connie whispered when she came over to show the paper to Eveline. ‘A small boy and his sister were killed in one of those cottages.
What to read after A Woman's Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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