Bridesmaids Revisited (2000)
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A snicker followed this screech. “I know what you did! And I’m telling! I’m telling!”
Peering through the foliage I spotted a birdcage. Inside was a green-and-yellow parrot of portly proportions, with a furrowed-feathered brow and that barrow-boy voice.
“That’s what Ted is forever saying to Edna,” growled Thora. “Old Polly there must have heard Ted rant those words a hundred times. He’s always threatening to tell on that woman about something. She didn’t rinse out the sink, she swept the toast c...rumbs under the carpet, she broke a cup. Poor Edna. She does her best. But she’s seventy. Only a couple of years younger than Rosemary, Jane, and I. But we don’t go out cleaning four days a week. And sometimes she even comes in to work on a Thursday, which is supposed to be her day off. God only knows how she gets through the weekends with Ted.”
Thora preceded me into the kitchen and sat down at the table that was already laid for lunch. “If I’d a kindly bone in my body, I wouldn’t be talking about him like this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A snicker followed this screech. “I know what you did! And I’m telling! I’m telling!”
Peering through the foliage I spotted a birdcage. Inside was a green-and-yellow parrot of portly proportions, with a furrowed-feathered brow and that barrow-boy voice.
“That’s what Ted is forever saying to Edna,” growled Thora. “Old Polly there must have heard Ted rant those words a hundred times. He’s always threatening to tell on that woman about something. She didn’t rinse out the sink, she swept the toast c...rumbs under the carpet, she broke a cup. Poor Edna. She does her best. But she’s seventy. Only a couple of years younger than Rosemary, Jane, and I. But we don’t go out cleaning four days a week. And sometimes she even comes in to work on a Thursday, which is supposed to be her day off. God only knows how she gets through the weekends with Ted.”
Thora preceded me into the kitchen and sat down at the table that was already laid for lunch. “If I’d a kindly bone in my body, I wouldn’t be talking about him like this.
What to read after Bridesmaids Revisited?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Cannell to read onlineMoreLess
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