Remember Me
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‘I wonder,’ says sweet Lily to mad Margot the next morning, ‘if you could possibly take Hilary round to Madeleine’s and bring back some of her things? In particular some decent shoes, so she doesn’t go on making the rest of us feel like dwarfs?’ Or as Philip says to his wife at lunchtime, over bacon-and-egg pie and baked beans, ‘What is the matter with that woman? Why should you have to go riffling through the relics of the dead? Tell her you won’t do any such thing.’ But Margot has already said... she will.
‘You get yourself too involved,’ says Philip, over peach slices and custard. ‘You’re not a friend of the family, only an employee. Margot, this meal tastes remarkably like the school dinners of my past.’ Is it a complaint or a compliment? Margot decides it is the latter. Philip liked his school. His winning of a national photography competition, and with a nude photograph, had made him something of a hero.
‘I had to sieve the custard,’ she remarks. ‘There’s something strange about the powder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I wonder,’ says sweet Lily to mad Margot the next morning, ‘if you could possibly take Hilary round to Madeleine’s and bring back some of her things? In particular some decent shoes, so she doesn’t go on making the rest of us feel like dwarfs?’ Or as Philip says to his wife at lunchtime, over bacon-and-egg pie and baked beans, ‘What is the matter with that woman? Why should you have to go riffling through the relics of the dead? Tell her you won’t do any such thing.’ But Margot has already said... she will.
‘You get yourself too involved,’ says Philip, over peach slices and custard. ‘You’re not a friend of the family, only an employee. Margot, this meal tastes remarkably like the school dinners of my past.’ Is it a complaint or a compliment? Margot decides it is the latter. Philip liked his school. His winning of a national photography competition, and with a nude photograph, had made him something of a hero.
‘I had to sieve the custard,’ she remarks. ‘There’s something strange about the powder.
What to read after Remember Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fay Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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