Fallen Grace (2010)
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‘I’ve come to say goodbye, dear,’ she said. ‘Mr Beale and I are leaving Mrs Macready’s.’ Grace ushered her into their bare little room, knowing that however low one sank down the social scale, manners were still important. ‘I’m sorry to hear that,’ she said. ‘Where are you going?’ ‘We’re going to a . . . to a . . . well, to a workhouse.’ As the old woman managed to say the last word, it seemed to stick in her throat and nearly choke her. Grace, trying not to show her dismay, took Mrs Beale’s han...d. ‘Well, who could blame you for seeking shelter elsewhere?’ she said. ‘This coming winter promises to be a harsh one.’ Mrs Beale’s handkerchief became even more twisted. ‘We’ve tried to manage on our own, but last week Mr Beale was knocked down and all his shoelaces were stolen, and yesterday he fell in the middle of the street and only just missed being run over by an omnibus. Now we’re three weeks late with our rent and though Mrs Macready is the best of women, we can’t abide being in debt to anyone.’ Grace squeezed the old woman’s hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I’ve come to say goodbye, dear,’ she said. ‘Mr Beale and I are leaving Mrs Macready’s.’ Grace ushered her into their bare little room, knowing that however low one sank down the social scale, manners were still important. ‘I’m sorry to hear that,’ she said. ‘Where are you going?’ ‘We’re going to a . . . to a . . . well, to a workhouse.’ As the old woman managed to say the last word, it seemed to stick in her throat and nearly choke her. Grace, trying not to show her dismay, took Mrs Beale’s han...d. ‘Well, who could blame you for seeking shelter elsewhere?’ she said. ‘This coming winter promises to be a harsh one.’ Mrs Beale’s handkerchief became even more twisted. ‘We’ve tried to manage on our own, but last week Mr Beale was knocked down and all his shoelaces were stolen, and yesterday he fell in the middle of the street and only just missed being run over by an omnibus. Now we’re three weeks late with our rent and though Mrs Macready is the best of women, we can’t abide being in debt to anyone.’ Grace squeezed the old woman’s hand.
What to read after Fallen Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hooper Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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