After the Cabaret (2013)
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There was, of course, Gisela herself, now aged eighteen months, walking and talking.
Perhaps it was lucky that Sally had only a two-day break because she was needed back at the post office after Boxing Day.
She arrived for the family gathering late on Christmas Eve after one of those long war-time journeys, in a darkened train full of servicemen, which had stopped on a siding outside Reading for two hours while a munitions train made its slow way past them.
Geneviève Jackson-Bowles was unhappy. ...Before the war, the household had included a cook, two maids and a gardener-handyman. Now the gardener had been called up and the maids were doing factory work in Birmingham. Only the cook and Miss Trotter were there, and Geneviève’s hitherto impeccable house was suffering from the staff shortage. It was generally held by the family that Sally’s inconsiderate dumping of Gisela there was to blame for all difficulties and shortages. Gisela, dark, bright-eyed and volatile, spent much of her time in the nursery with Miss Trotter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was, of course, Gisela herself, now aged eighteen months, walking and talking.
Perhaps it was lucky that Sally had only a two-day break because she was needed back at the post office after Boxing Day.
She arrived for the family gathering late on Christmas Eve after one of those long war-time journeys, in a darkened train full of servicemen, which had stopped on a siding outside Reading for two hours while a munitions train made its slow way past them.
Geneviève Jackson-Bowles was unhappy. ...Before the war, the household had included a cook, two maids and a gardener-handyman. Now the gardener had been called up and the maids were doing factory work in Birmingham. Only the cook and Miss Trotter were there, and Geneviève’s hitherto impeccable house was suffering from the staff shortage. It was generally held by the family that Sally’s inconsiderate dumping of Gisela there was to blame for all difficulties and shortages. Gisela, dark, bright-eyed and volatile, spent much of her time in the nursery with Miss Trotter.
What to read after After the Cabaret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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