Bar Girl
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She had enjoyed a wonderful day. Her family and friends had all turned up to celebrate and it seemed as though most of the village was in her front garden.
She wore the second hand, but pretty, yellow frock her mother had bought the previous day and her long black hair was tied back into a ponytail. She would have preferred to have worn the sandals with the flower design, but her mother had insisted she wear her black lace shoes with white ankle socks.
‘Your feet will get too dirty, Sisw...an,’ her mother told her, as she bent to tie the laces.
‘But my feet look too big now, Mama,’ she had argued, but to no avail. Siswan had learned from an early age not to argue for too long. Her mother would only tolerate so much and would end further discussion with a swishing stick. The long, thin canes that grew alongside the broken fence were always within easy reach and the swishing noise they made, as her mother used one across her legs or arms, had earned them their name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had enjoyed a wonderful day. Her family and friends had all turned up to celebrate and it seemed as though most of the village was in her front garden.
She wore the second hand, but pretty, yellow frock her mother had bought the previous day and her long black hair was tied back into a ponytail. She would have preferred to have worn the sandals with the flower design, but her mother had insisted she wear her black lace shoes with white ankle socks.
‘Your feet will get too dirty, Sisw...an,’ her mother told her, as she bent to tie the laces.
‘But my feet look too big now, Mama,’ she had argued, but to no avail. Siswan had learned from an early age not to argue for too long. Her mother would only tolerate so much and would end further discussion with a swishing stick. The long, thin canes that grew alongside the broken fence were always within easy reach and the swishing noise they made, as her mother used one across her legs or arms, had earned them their name.
What to read after Bar Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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