School for Nurses (2011)
School for Nurses
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It’s a ramshackle place but the uncomfortable old seats have recently been replaced with good grey plush ones. The last two rows, that is, where we always sit, and pay extra. You have to pay for the best, don’t you? If you don’t treat yourself to what you deserve, who will? The story I’m going to tell you happened when my boy, Rory, was eleven. He wanted a party for his friends and we decided to have one at the cinema. They were all crazy about movies; Rory and his closest friends headed for the... film club every Saturday morning at ten-thirty, so it made as much sense to have his birthday party there as to get sticky fingers over every breakable antique in the house.
I went to call on the manager, an old chap named Michaels. His bald white head shone as bright as the full moon under the hall lights, and his belly sagged over his belt like a bag full of marshmallows. I wore my blue suit and pearls when I popped in on him on my way to one of my charities. It doesn’t hurt to impress this sort of person when you’re looking to get what you want.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s a ramshackle place but the uncomfortable old seats have recently been replaced with good grey plush ones. The last two rows, that is, where we always sit, and pay extra. You have to pay for the best, don’t you? If you don’t treat yourself to what you deserve, who will? The story I’m going to tell you happened when my boy, Rory, was eleven. He wanted a party for his friends and we decided to have one at the cinema. They were all crazy about movies; Rory and his closest friends headed for the... film club every Saturday morning at ten-thirty, so it made as much sense to have his birthday party there as to get sticky fingers over every breakable antique in the house.
I went to call on the manager, an old chap named Michaels. His bald white head shone as bright as the full moon under the hall lights, and his belly sagged over his belt like a bag full of marshmallows. I wore my blue suit and pearls when I popped in on him on my way to one of my charities. It doesn’t hurt to impress this sort of person when you’re looking to get what you want.
What to read after School for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T. Sayers Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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