Queen of the Mersey
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Theres someone sick in here, she croaked, and the man went away. She only had a few coppers in her purse, not nearly enough to buy a ticket.It was well after midnight when the train puffed into Lime Street station, too late to catch a tram to Bootle, so she sat the night out on a bench in the waiting room, hardly sleeping a wink. It didnt seem fair, Agnes Tate thought piteously, on a woman of fifty-five whod led such a dead hard life.At about six oclock, the station started to come to life.... She went to the ladies, badly needing to pee. A woman was just coming out of one of the lavvies and held the door open, so she didnt have to put one of her precious pennies in the slot. She emerged, feeling better, but a glance at her reflection in the mirror only made her feel worse.God! She looked a sight. It was ages since shed been able to afford a bottle of peroxide for her hair. The roots were grey at the front, brown at the back, the ends a horrible orange, brittle and as dry as dust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theres someone sick in here, she croaked, and the man went away. She only had a few coppers in her purse, not nearly enough to buy a ticket.It was well after midnight when the train puffed into Lime Street station, too late to catch a tram to Bootle, so she sat the night out on a bench in the waiting room, hardly sleeping a wink. It didnt seem fair, Agnes Tate thought piteously, on a woman of fifty-five whod led such a dead hard life.At about six oclock, the station started to come to life.... She went to the ladies, badly needing to pee. A woman was just coming out of one of the lavvies and held the door open, so she didnt have to put one of her precious pennies in the slot. She emerged, feeling better, but a glance at her reflection in the mirror only made her feel worse.God! She looked a sight. It was ages since shed been able to afford a bottle of peroxide for her hair. The roots were grey at the front, brown at the back, the ends a horrible orange, brittle and as dry as dust.
What to read after Queen of the Mersey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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