Letters From Prague
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It was late, it was dark, and the shutters were closed; a lamp on the bedside table made the room shadowy and soft. Marsha glared at Harriet from the pillows.
‘You drag me around as if I was a suitcase. It doesn’t matter what I say, I have to come, I have to do what you want, I have to listen. You keep on saying it’s just for now, it’s just for today, and I just want to see this, and I must just show you that, this is a statue of Marx, and this is a statue of someone else, and do you know wh...at happened in 18 this and 19 that, and now I’m not going to talk to you at all because I’m talking to him, and we can’t take a kitten to Prague, oh no! And then you drag us all into that horrible place and we were nearly killed –’ She began to cry again.
Harriet held her hand and listened. She stroked her face, and wiped her eyes, and said she was sorry, over and over again. After a while, Marsha slowed down, and stopped crying.
Harriet said: ‘Darling Marsha, how can I make it better?’ Marsha yawned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was late, it was dark, and the shutters were closed; a lamp on the bedside table made the room shadowy and soft. Marsha glared at Harriet from the pillows.
‘You drag me around as if I was a suitcase. It doesn’t matter what I say, I have to come, I have to do what you want, I have to listen. You keep on saying it’s just for now, it’s just for today, and I just want to see this, and I must just show you that, this is a statue of Marx, and this is a statue of someone else, and do you know wh...at happened in 18 this and 19 that, and now I’m not going to talk to you at all because I’m talking to him, and we can’t take a kitten to Prague, oh no! And then you drag us all into that horrible place and we were nearly killed –’ She began to cry again.
Harriet held her hand and listened. She stroked her face, and wiped her eyes, and said she was sorry, over and over again. After a while, Marsha slowed down, and stopped crying.
Harriet said: ‘Darling Marsha, how can I make it better?’ Marsha yawned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Gee to read onlineMoreLess
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