The China Governess (2007)
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You sit in the old basket chair while Mr. Tim and I get supper ready. Shall I make you a little fire in the hob-grate and you can pretend you’re Cinderella?’ Mrs. Broome’s ever-young voice tinkled gaily in the low-ceilinged cavern which was the kitchen of the Well House. As a sample of conversation in the world of today it had to be heard to be believed, and Tim and Julia exchanged secret glances. Julia was still slightly emotional and her eyes were wet as she laughed and turned to look at the c...arefully restored chimneypiece hung about with iron spoons and skillets.
‘You’re wonderful, Nanny Broome,’ she said. ‘I don’t think that thing is meant to light though, do you? Eustace would be horrified.’ ‘Very likely, but he’d get over it. If we put up with all his antique bits and bobs he must give way to us sometimes.’ Mrs. Broome was making noises rather than talking and her glance was running over the details of the fireplace as she weighed up the difficulties of the project.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You sit in the old basket chair while Mr. Tim and I get supper ready. Shall I make you a little fire in the hob-grate and you can pretend you’re Cinderella?’ Mrs. Broome’s ever-young voice tinkled gaily in the low-ceilinged cavern which was the kitchen of the Well House. As a sample of conversation in the world of today it had to be heard to be believed, and Tim and Julia exchanged secret glances. Julia was still slightly emotional and her eyes were wet as she laughed and turned to look at the c...arefully restored chimneypiece hung about with iron spoons and skillets.
‘You’re wonderful, Nanny Broome,’ she said. ‘I don’t think that thing is meant to light though, do you? Eustace would be horrified.’ ‘Very likely, but he’d get over it. If we put up with all his antique bits and bobs he must give way to us sometimes.’ Mrs. Broome was making noises rather than talking and her glance was running over the details of the fireplace as she weighed up the difficulties of the project.
What to read after The China Governess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Allingham to read onlineMoreLess
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