Dead Man Walking
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When her mother had lived up here with her, they’d kept a goat and some chickens. It had only been one of Bessie’s many duties to feed and look after those gentle creatures, but it had been the one she’d enjoyed the most. Now however, in terrible weather like this, it would have been quite difficult. It wasn’t that Bessie was too frightened to go outside. Fog was just fog – it was cold mist, and they got lots of it up here in the Cradle – but when you couldn’t see anything, even your own back ga...rden felt different and strange. Despite having a torch to hand, she doubted she’d easily be able to find the coop where the chickens had once roosted, or the shed where she’d used to milk the goat.
At present, she was settled down in her cosy little living room in front of the television, with a nice fire in the grate and a pile of darning next to her on the couch. It wasn’t her favourite task – despite her mother putting in long hours trying to teach her, Bessie simply wasn’t very good with a needle and thread – but it needed to be done, and she was happy to get on with it, because keeping busy was very important.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When her mother had lived up here with her, they’d kept a goat and some chickens. It had only been one of Bessie’s many duties to feed and look after those gentle creatures, but it had been the one she’d enjoyed the most. Now however, in terrible weather like this, it would have been quite difficult. It wasn’t that Bessie was too frightened to go outside. Fog was just fog – it was cold mist, and they got lots of it up here in the Cradle – but when you couldn’t see anything, even your own back ga...rden felt different and strange. Despite having a torch to hand, she doubted she’d easily be able to find the coop where the chickens had once roosted, or the shed where she’d used to milk the goat.
At present, she was settled down in her cosy little living room in front of the television, with a nice fire in the grate and a pile of darning next to her on the couch. It wasn’t her favourite task – despite her mother putting in long hours trying to teach her, Bessie simply wasn’t very good with a needle and thread – but it needed to be done, and she was happy to get on with it, because keeping busy was very important.
What to read after Dead Man Walking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Finch to read onlineMoreLess
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