Cuckoo
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The nuns had no hair and no bodies, only cut-out faces and flat, black robes which glided on castors. They never rushed. Nor ate, drank, slept, unbent or smiled. In the chapel, they chanted foreign languages and worshipped some naked oddball trussed on a cross. Their breath smelt of fusty flower-water which had never been changed.
Mother Cornelia had cold pebble eyes set in a crazy paving face. She was sitting in the ante-chapel, her black back ramrod-straight. ‘Well, my child,’ she said, ‘y...ou are called after a great sinner who became a great saint.’ ‘Oh, yeah?’ Magda kicked a lisle-stockinged foot against the prie-dieu.
‘Your religious education has been most unfortunately neglected. No, it’s not your fault, we won’t apportion blame. All we’re going to do is put it right. That’s why your father brought you here, before term started. To give us a chance to catch up with your catechism, before the other girls return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nuns had no hair and no bodies, only cut-out faces and flat, black robes which glided on castors. They never rushed. Nor ate, drank, slept, unbent or smiled. In the chapel, they chanted foreign languages and worshipped some naked oddball trussed on a cross. Their breath smelt of fusty flower-water which had never been changed.
Mother Cornelia had cold pebble eyes set in a crazy paving face. She was sitting in the ante-chapel, her black back ramrod-straight. ‘Well, my child,’ she said, ‘y...ou are called after a great sinner who became a great saint.’ ‘Oh, yeah?’ Magda kicked a lisle-stockinged foot against the prie-dieu.
‘Your religious education has been most unfortunately neglected. No, it’s not your fault, we won’t apportion blame. All we’re going to do is put it right. That’s why your father brought you here, before term started. To give us a chance to catch up with your catechism, before the other girls return.
What to read after Cuckoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendy Perriam to read onlineMoreLess
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