Damsel in Distress (2011)
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said Daisy gloomily as the bar thudded into place on the outside of the door behind her.
The grimy girl huddled on the lumpy mattress on the floor stared up at her wide-eyed. The room was too dark to make out the colour of her eyes, but her limp, unkempt hair was fair. No doubt gold and curly when shampooed, Daisy thought charitably.
Feeling rather limp herself, she stepped forward, saying, “Do you mind if I join you?”
“Gee, sure, please do.” Miss Arbuckle moved over. “Excuse me, I wasn’t expect...ing …” And she burst into tears.
The straw-filled palliasse crackled as Daisy flopped down beside her and put an arm around her shaking shoulders. With the other hand she absently rubbed a particularly painful patch of nettle-rash on her leg.
When the sobs showed signs of giving way to sniffs, she offered her handkerchief.
“Here, take this. My name’s Daisy Dalrymple.”
“I am Gloria Arbuckle. How did you know? Oh, I guess those guys downstairs told you.”
“Actually,” Daisy said in a low voice, “I was looking for you, and there can’t be many girls locked up in tumbledown cottages in woods in this area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Daisy gloomily as the bar thudded into place on the outside of the door behind her.
The grimy girl huddled on the lumpy mattress on the floor stared up at her wide-eyed. The room was too dark to make out the colour of her eyes, but her limp, unkempt hair was fair. No doubt gold and curly when shampooed, Daisy thought charitably.
Feeling rather limp herself, she stepped forward, saying, “Do you mind if I join you?”
“Gee, sure, please do.” Miss Arbuckle moved over. “Excuse me, I wasn’t expect...ing …” And she burst into tears.
The straw-filled palliasse crackled as Daisy flopped down beside her and put an arm around her shaking shoulders. With the other hand she absently rubbed a particularly painful patch of nettle-rash on her leg.
When the sobs showed signs of giving way to sniffs, she offered her handkerchief.
“Here, take this. My name’s Daisy Dalrymple.”
“I am Gloria Arbuckle. How did you know? Oh, I guess those guys downstairs told you.”
“Actually,” Daisy said in a low voice, “I was looking for you, and there can’t be many girls locked up in tumbledown cottages in woods in this area.
What to read after Damsel in Distress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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