In Darkling Wood
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It said a boy fitting your description was in a hospital in northern France. He is ‘badly injured’ with a wound to the head. More importantly, is he you?
It’s left me very shaken, and because of it Mama and Papa have had the biggest row. He even called her ‘Florrie’ instead of ‘Florence’, which he knows she hates. And Anna and Mrs Cotter are casting doubts over everything – not just about you but my photograph too. It’s as if we’re all pulling against each other, and I don’t like it at all.
... Please don’t think me ungrateful: ‘injured’ is ten times better than ‘missing’. But I keep picturing the men here in Bexton, with their limps and scars and missing fingers. There’s one or two who have burns to the face and wear those ghastly tin masks. Then there are men like Papa whose injuries you can’t see. Please say you’re not like this.
Mama’s completely certain the boy in France is you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It said a boy fitting your description was in a hospital in northern France. He is ‘badly injured’ with a wound to the head. More importantly, is he you?
It’s left me very shaken, and because of it Mama and Papa have had the biggest row. He even called her ‘Florrie’ instead of ‘Florence’, which he knows she hates. And Anna and Mrs Cotter are casting doubts over everything – not just about you but my photograph too. It’s as if we’re all pulling against each other, and I don’t like it at all.
... Please don’t think me ungrateful: ‘injured’ is ten times better than ‘missing’. But I keep picturing the men here in Bexton, with their limps and scars and missing fingers. There’s one or two who have burns to the face and wear those ghastly tin masks. Then there are men like Papa whose injuries you can’t see. Please say you’re not like this.
Mama’s completely certain the boy in France is you.
What to read after In Darkling Wood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Carroll to read onlineMoreLess
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