Fire And Hemlock
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She felt odder and odder, and the things which had happened in Bristol began to seem more and more phantasmagoric. Long before the train reached Middleton, the only parts that were real to Polly were Sam Rensky sliding off the car bonnet and terrible worry because of the way Mr Lynn had shouted at Mr Leroy.
Granny met her at Miles Cross with a taxi, which was just as well, because Polly had a high temperature by then. “Mr Leroy made Sam Rensky look like a monster!” she told Granny indignantly.
G...ranny felt her forehead. “I’m not surprised,” she said.
She put Polly straight to bed and called the doctor the next morning. Polly had flu. It was the season for it, the doctor said. Stay in bed.
Polly lay in bed and worried about Sam and Mr Lynn. The flu got into her head, the way flu does. By the time her temperature came down she was really not clear what had happened in Bristol. Sometimes she doubted her clear memory of Mr Lynn’s large hand squashing her face against his old anorak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt odder and odder, and the things which had happened in Bristol began to seem more and more phantasmagoric. Long before the train reached Middleton, the only parts that were real to Polly were Sam Rensky sliding off the car bonnet and terrible worry because of the way Mr Lynn had shouted at Mr Leroy.
Granny met her at Miles Cross with a taxi, which was just as well, because Polly had a high temperature by then. “Mr Leroy made Sam Rensky look like a monster!” she told Granny indignantly.
G...ranny felt her forehead. “I’m not surprised,” she said.
She put Polly straight to bed and called the doctor the next morning. Polly had flu. It was the season for it, the doctor said. Stay in bed.
Polly lay in bed and worried about Sam and Mr Lynn. The flu got into her head, the way flu does. By the time her temperature came down she was really not clear what had happened in Bristol. Sometimes she doubted her clear memory of Mr Lynn’s large hand squashing her face against his old anorak.
What to read after Fire And Hemlock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Diana Wynne to read onlineMoreLess
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