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Mrs Andrew Iverstone was worse, really much worse than the Press made out. What made her worse was not the nature of her neo-racialist politics, which seemed to have been fairly accurately reported, but the odious whimsicality with which she presented them. There were references to 'horrid freezing old England' and the 'sweet negroes, why do they want to come here and get pneumonia, the poor darlings? I wish someone would give me a lot of lovely money to go to Jamaica.' 'Blacks, Mummy.' Jack Ive...rstone looked at his plate as he spoke. 'Blacks, Mummy, not negroes.' 'I know, darling, I know. And I know you have lots of lovely friends like that. That marvellous cricketer. But that's different. You can't compare someone who looks divine in white flannels, someone at Oxford, with some illiterate monkey straight off—' She's going to say it, thought Jemima, she's going to say, straight off the trees. I don't believe it. In 1985, in so-called civilized society. Then Fanny Iverstone saved the day as Jemima suspected she had done on more than one occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs Andrew Iverstone was worse, really much worse than the Press made out. What made her worse was not the nature of her neo-racialist politics, which seemed to have been fairly accurately reported, but the odious whimsicality with which she presented them. There were references to 'horrid freezing old England' and the 'sweet negroes, why do they want to come here and get pneumonia, the poor darlings? I wish someone would give me a lot of lovely money to go to Jamaica.' 'Blacks, Mummy.' Jack Ive...rstone looked at his plate as he spoke. 'Blacks, Mummy, not negroes.' 'I know, darling, I know. And I know you have lots of lovely friends like that. That marvellous cricketer. But that's different. You can't compare someone who looks divine in white flannels, someone at Oxford, with some illiterate monkey straight off—' She's going to say it, thought Jemima, she's going to say, straight off the trees. I don't believe it. In 1985, in so-called civilized society. Then Fanny Iverstone saved the day as Jemima suspected she had done on more than one occasion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antonia Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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