Digging to Australia
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Some of them were less than old, like Mrs Broom, but all of them were dipped in the same greyness. Bronwyn and I were the only young people. We went straight from school, still in our uniforms, and were immediately absorbed into the preparations. I was given the task of tacking red and green crepe paper onto the fronts of trestle tables to hide the legs, and Bronwyn pumped up balloons. While they worked, some of the old women sang a chorus called ‘The Wise Man Built His House Upon a Rock,’ while... others bickered about the layout of the hall.
The large cake and refreshment stall was Mrs Broom’s. It took pride of place at the far end of the hall, a cluster of chairs and tables in front of it. There were also stalls selling picture frames and knitted hats and matinée jackets, a second-hand book stall, a Christmas card stall, a bran tub, a raffle to win an iced Christmas cake and various other games. There was a wiggly electric wire that you had to pass a loop down without touching it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of them were less than old, like Mrs Broom, but all of them were dipped in the same greyness. Bronwyn and I were the only young people. We went straight from school, still in our uniforms, and were immediately absorbed into the preparations. I was given the task of tacking red and green crepe paper onto the fronts of trestle tables to hide the legs, and Bronwyn pumped up balloons. While they worked, some of the old women sang a chorus called ‘The Wise Man Built His House Upon a Rock,’ while... others bickered about the layout of the hall.
The large cake and refreshment stall was Mrs Broom’s. It took pride of place at the far end of the hall, a cluster of chairs and tables in front of it. There were also stalls selling picture frames and knitted hats and matinée jackets, a second-hand book stall, a Christmas card stall, a bran tub, a raffle to win an iced Christmas cake and various other games. There was a wiggly electric wire that you had to pass a loop down without touching it.
What to read after Digging to Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lesley Glaister to read onlineMoreLess
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