City Girl
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It was driving her mad. She was feeling decidedly claustrophobic. Passing through her tiny kitchen she eyed the sink, full to the brim with dirty dishes. A look of distaste crossed her face. Normally a tidy person, for the last few days she had just taken clean crockery from the press, dumping it into the sink as she finished with it.
Pieces of soggy burnt toast and a sticky marmalade-smeared knife lay on a crumb covered table. She gave a grimace of horror and muttered aloud, ‘God I’m turnin...g into a slut.’ Squaring her shoulders she rolled up her sleeves and wished heartily that Nanette Newman and her mild green Fairy liquid would materialize in her dirty little kitchen.
She had just finished drying the last glass and was surveying with some dismay her reddened and wrinkled hands when her doorbell rang. Puzzled, because she was not expecting Doreen back for another few days, she went to the intercom and said warily, ‘Yes?’ ‘Guess who?’ said a voice that was instantly recognizable in spite of the tinny distorted sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was driving her mad. She was feeling decidedly claustrophobic. Passing through her tiny kitchen she eyed the sink, full to the brim with dirty dishes. A look of distaste crossed her face. Normally a tidy person, for the last few days she had just taken clean crockery from the press, dumping it into the sink as she finished with it.
Pieces of soggy burnt toast and a sticky marmalade-smeared knife lay on a crumb covered table. She gave a grimace of horror and muttered aloud, ‘God I’m turnin...g into a slut.’ Squaring her shoulders she rolled up her sleeves and wished heartily that Nanette Newman and her mild green Fairy liquid would materialize in her dirty little kitchen.
She had just finished drying the last glass and was surveying with some dismay her reddened and wrinkled hands when her doorbell rang. Puzzled, because she was not expecting Doreen back for another few days, she went to the intercom and said warily, ‘Yes?’ ‘Guess who?’ said a voice that was instantly recognizable in spite of the tinny distorted sound.
What to read after City Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Scanlan to read onlineMoreLess
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