City Woman
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They were waiting patiently at the entrance to Johnson’s Mobile Caravan and Camping Park. When they saw her there were screeches of excitement and they danced up and down waving at her. Devlin rolled to a halt and felt a balm envelop her. This was just what she needed. And it was such a beautiful place: the hills of Wicklow all around and in this natural little hollow a haven for the weary soul.
‘Hiya, Auntie Devlin!’ said Michael with a beaming face. ‘Follow us and we’ll show you where our ...mobile is.’ ‘You have to go slow: there’s ramps,’ Mimi said importantly as she stuck her head in through the car window and kissed her ‘aunt’ enthusiastically.
‘Right, I’ll follow you,’ said Devlin, starting the engine again. Like two outriders Mimi and Michael swept ahead on their scooters, their little brown legs in rhythm and Devlin, feeling as important as if she were President Robinson, followed behind them. To her right she could see a children’s play area with swings, roundabouts, see-saws and a swimming pool that sparkled blue and silver in the early-morning sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were waiting patiently at the entrance to Johnson’s Mobile Caravan and Camping Park. When they saw her there were screeches of excitement and they danced up and down waving at her. Devlin rolled to a halt and felt a balm envelop her. This was just what she needed. And it was such a beautiful place: the hills of Wicklow all around and in this natural little hollow a haven for the weary soul.
‘Hiya, Auntie Devlin!’ said Michael with a beaming face. ‘Follow us and we’ll show you where our ...mobile is.’ ‘You have to go slow: there’s ramps,’ Mimi said importantly as she stuck her head in through the car window and kissed her ‘aunt’ enthusiastically.
‘Right, I’ll follow you,’ said Devlin, starting the engine again. Like two outriders Mimi and Michael swept ahead on their scooters, their little brown legs in rhythm and Devlin, feeling as important as if she were President Robinson, followed behind them. To her right she could see a children’s play area with swings, roundabouts, see-saws and a swimming pool that sparkled blue and silver in the early-morning sun.
What to read after City Woman?
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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