Miss Jacobson's Journey (1992)
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said Miriam, settling onto the berline’s comfortable seat, “I was looking forward to this morning. I was hoping that with a bit of encouragement Felix would turn out to be human after all.”
“It’s just as well his lordship’s going to sit up there on the box for a bit,” Hannah disagreed. “I wouldn’t be surprised but what Mr. Cohen’s forgot how to drive, tired as he was last night. ‘Sides, I daresay they’ll both be taking a turn inside for it looks like rain to me.”
“It does, doesn’t it?” Unlike th...e weather, Miriam brightened. “And I’m sure Isaac will soon be capable of driving by himself. That will give Felix one reason the less for counting himself so superior.”
“He don’t think himself superior when you and Mr. Cohen’s chattering away in French or Yiddish. I been watching his face, and if you ask me the poor lad feels like a child as is left out of a game.”
“Oh dear, yes, he must feel sadly isolated. I know, I have a famous idea! I shall teach him to speak French as we go along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Miriam, settling onto the berline’s comfortable seat, “I was looking forward to this morning. I was hoping that with a bit of encouragement Felix would turn out to be human after all.”
“It’s just as well his lordship’s going to sit up there on the box for a bit,” Hannah disagreed. “I wouldn’t be surprised but what Mr. Cohen’s forgot how to drive, tired as he was last night. ‘Sides, I daresay they’ll both be taking a turn inside for it looks like rain to me.”
“It does, doesn’t it?” Unlike th...e weather, Miriam brightened. “And I’m sure Isaac will soon be capable of driving by himself. That will give Felix one reason the less for counting himself so superior.”
“He don’t think himself superior when you and Mr. Cohen’s chattering away in French or Yiddish. I been watching his face, and if you ask me the poor lad feels like a child as is left out of a game.”
“Oh dear, yes, he must feel sadly isolated. I know, I have a famous idea! I shall teach him to speak French as we go along.
What to read after Miss Jacobson's Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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