Clara in Washington (2011)
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Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States of America I pull open the big wooden doors of the church, and enjoy a momentary sense of security as they close heavily behind me. Then I walk up the worn stone steps towards the meeting room. I find myself slowing down, reluctant to reach the top.
I enter the room hesitantly. I recognise a few people from last week. The tea-cosy girl is here. She’s sitting next to the newsboy-hat guy, the one Campbell was talking to so intensely last wee...k. No one says hello to me. Perhaps they all hate me after last week’s tape-wasting.
I can’t see Campbell. I check between the bookshelves, but he’s not there. I’ve been so worried about whether he would want to talk to me, or whether I’d say something stupid, but I hadn’t considered the possibility that he might not come. My sense of anticipation evaporates and being here seems pointless. I want to turn around and walk straight out but it seems stupid to have come all this way for nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States of America I pull open the big wooden doors of the church, and enjoy a momentary sense of security as they close heavily behind me. Then I walk up the worn stone steps towards the meeting room. I find myself slowing down, reluctant to reach the top.
I enter the room hesitantly. I recognise a few people from last week. The tea-cosy girl is here. She’s sitting next to the newsboy-hat guy, the one Campbell was talking to so intensely last wee...k. No one says hello to me. Perhaps they all hate me after last week’s tape-wasting.
I can’t see Campbell. I check between the bookshelves, but he’s not there. I’ve been so worried about whether he would want to talk to me, or whether I’d say something stupid, but I hadn’t considered the possibility that he might not come. My sense of anticipation evaporates and being here seems pointless. I want to turn around and walk straight out but it seems stupid to have come all this way for nothing.
What to read after Clara in Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penny Tangey to read onlineMoreLess
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