My Daughter, My Mother
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Against her back was the hard leg of the workbench.It was dark and bitterly cold outside. The ground had frozen before sundown and in the bright mornings the trees were encased in glittering ice. But now it was night, a freezing eternity in front of Margaret before there was hope of the sun coming up.She pressed her forehead against her knees, her teeth chattering and her whole body shaking. Little sounds came from her, trailing off into wordless whimpering that no one could hear: ‘Mo-m, mer . .... . mer . . . mer, Mom . . . mer . . . mer . . . meeer . . . Eeeer.’The first time Nora Paige threw Margaret into the shed, after she had trespassed in Ernest’s room, it had not been anything like as wintry. It had still been afternoon when the woman had dragged her by the hair, shrieking insults. Margaret spun into the murky shed, hearing the key being turned.‘You can stay in there. And don’t touch anything!’ Nora Paige’s barmy voice hissed through the wall. Margaret heard her moving away.It was a sunny afternoon and she was not afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Against her back was the hard leg of the workbench.It was dark and bitterly cold outside. The ground had frozen before sundown and in the bright mornings the trees were encased in glittering ice. But now it was night, a freezing eternity in front of Margaret before there was hope of the sun coming up.She pressed her forehead against her knees, her teeth chattering and her whole body shaking. Little sounds came from her, trailing off into wordless whimpering that no one could hear: ‘Mo-m, mer . .... . mer . . . mer, Mom . . . mer . . . mer . . . meeer . . . Eeeer.’The first time Nora Paige threw Margaret into the shed, after she had trespassed in Ernest’s room, it had not been anything like as wintry. It had still been afternoon when the woman had dragged her by the hair, shrieking insults. Margaret spun into the murky shed, hearing the key being turned.‘You can stay in there. And don’t touch anything!’ Nora Paige’s barmy voice hissed through the wall. Margaret heard her moving away.It was a sunny afternoon and she was not afraid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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