Down Weaver's Lane
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‘There you are, Emmy. Could I have a word with you, please?’ Exchanging worried glances with Cass, Emmy wiped her hands on her apron and followed her mistress along the corridor to the small sitting room in which parish business was conducted. Her heart was thumping and her hands felt clammy. What had happened now?
‘Sit down, child.’ It didn’t sound as if she was in trouble, but she was so terrified she was going to be turned off, Emmy remained where she was and burst out with, ‘If I’ve done som...ething wrong, Mrs Bradley, I didn’t mean to and I’ll never do it again, if you’ll only tell me what it is.’ ‘Dear me, it’s not that. This is about your mother, I’m afraid.’ Again she gestured to the chair beside her.
‘Oh.’ Emmy’s heart sank still further as she took the chair. Surely her mother wasn’t causing more trouble for her? It’d be a long time before she forgave her for taking George’s side, that was for sure. If she ever did. ‘I don’t want to have anything else to do with her, ma’am, and I’m really sorry if she’s bothered you.’ ‘It’s not that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘There you are, Emmy. Could I have a word with you, please?’ Exchanging worried glances with Cass, Emmy wiped her hands on her apron and followed her mistress along the corridor to the small sitting room in which parish business was conducted. Her heart was thumping and her hands felt clammy. What had happened now?
‘Sit down, child.’ It didn’t sound as if she was in trouble, but she was so terrified she was going to be turned off, Emmy remained where she was and burst out with, ‘If I’ve done som...ething wrong, Mrs Bradley, I didn’t mean to and I’ll never do it again, if you’ll only tell me what it is.’ ‘Dear me, it’s not that. This is about your mother, I’m afraid.’ Again she gestured to the chair beside her.
‘Oh.’ Emmy’s heart sank still further as she took the chair. Surely her mother wasn’t causing more trouble for her? It’d be a long time before she forgave her for taking George’s side, that was for sure. If she ever did. ‘I don’t want to have anything else to do with her, ma’am, and I’m really sorry if she’s bothered you.’ ‘It’s not that.
What to read after Down Weaver's Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Jacobs to read onlineMoreLess
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