Gracie's Sin
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Since she could barely walk, Rose decided she might as well. It tasted delicious, all washed down with a glass or two of cider. They were only permitted in the bar parlour because the publican’s wife took pity on them, women not usually being allowed in there at all, WTC uniform or no. Tizz sneaked under the table in the hope of picking up the odd titbit, dropped for her benefit.
It was a wonder that any of them tasted the food, excellent though it undoubtedly was, as they barely stopped talking... throughout the meal.
Lou promised faithfully to fix the damaged bicycle, somehow or other. ‘I’m a whizz with bikes. I’ve one of me own back home. Don’t know how I could have got to work otherwise. Wish I'd fetched it with me.’ ‘I thought all you Lancastrians walked to t’mill in clogs, so you can spark them on the cobbles,’ Rose teased, mocking her accent.
Lou grinned, not taking the least offence at the ribbing. ‘Nay, a bike’s better but clog clasps allus gets fast in t’chain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since she could barely walk, Rose decided she might as well. It tasted delicious, all washed down with a glass or two of cider. They were only permitted in the bar parlour because the publican’s wife took pity on them, women not usually being allowed in there at all, WTC uniform or no. Tizz sneaked under the table in the hope of picking up the odd titbit, dropped for her benefit.
It was a wonder that any of them tasted the food, excellent though it undoubtedly was, as they barely stopped talking... throughout the meal.
Lou promised faithfully to fix the damaged bicycle, somehow or other. ‘I’m a whizz with bikes. I’ve one of me own back home. Don’t know how I could have got to work otherwise. Wish I'd fetched it with me.’ ‘I thought all you Lancastrians walked to t’mill in clogs, so you can spark them on the cobbles,’ Rose teased, mocking her accent.
Lou grinned, not taking the least offence at the ribbing. ‘Nay, a bike’s better but clog clasps allus gets fast in t’chain.
What to read after Gracie's Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freda Lightfoot to read onlineMoreLess
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