Down Daisy Street
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What was more, when they did awake, Mrs McCabe was already up, having fed the children and packed them off to school. ‘I doubt there’ll be any lessons but at least it’ll keep ’em off the streets, and the streets is dangerous wi’ buildings still smouldering and masonry tumbling whenever a heavy vehicle goes past. I’ll have to do me messages later,’ she added. ‘Unless you fellers fancy a bit o’ shopping?’ Jimmy said, rather discontentedly, that he supposed they would have to do her shopping and Al...ec, who had wondered why on earth Mrs McCabe should want them to take messages for her, realised that this was yet another piece of scouse talk, and grinned to himself. The first time Jimmy had offered to mug him to a beer, he had thought he had misheard, but Jimmy had explained, patiently, that this was scouse and meant that he would pay for the beer.
‘Oh, I see,’ Alec had said as light dawned. ‘I reckon we’d say we’d treat you. That’s a right queer language you speak, old feller.’ Jimmy had replied with spirit that at least he didn’t refer to a young girl as a mawther, nor call a snail a dodman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was more, when they did awake, Mrs McCabe was already up, having fed the children and packed them off to school. ‘I doubt there’ll be any lessons but at least it’ll keep ’em off the streets, and the streets is dangerous wi’ buildings still smouldering and masonry tumbling whenever a heavy vehicle goes past. I’ll have to do me messages later,’ she added. ‘Unless you fellers fancy a bit o’ shopping?’ Jimmy said, rather discontentedly, that he supposed they would have to do her shopping and Al...ec, who had wondered why on earth Mrs McCabe should want them to take messages for her, realised that this was yet another piece of scouse talk, and grinned to himself. The first time Jimmy had offered to mug him to a beer, he had thought he had misheard, but Jimmy had explained, patiently, that this was scouse and meant that he would pay for the beer.
‘Oh, I see,’ Alec had said as light dawned. ‘I reckon we’d say we’d treat you. That’s a right queer language you speak, old feller.’ Jimmy had replied with spirit that at least he didn’t refer to a young girl as a mawther, nor call a snail a dodman.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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