The Corner House
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She was a gently spoken woman from inner Lancashire, a female who would allow few breaches of the rules, yet one who never berated anybody unduly. This small, pretty and eminently desirable young woman had eyes cold enough, stern enough, to stop any man within a twenty-yard radius. It was as if the often steely irises had the power to shape themselves into well-honed weaponry of a similar colour, so piercing and angry were their depths. After a couple of skirmishes early on in her career, Theres...a found herself ignored and almost avoided by the girls’ clientele.
With a determination that would have been remarkable in a whole-bodied, agile human, Theresa stuck fiercely to her original brief. She was here to earn, to save, to provide for her child and to bide time until vengeance could be served up coldly and completely. Let the three of them breathe easily, let them live without anxiety. Theresa was simply preparing herself.
It would soon be 1952. For the past six years, Theresa had worked and lived in the Waterloo area of Liverpool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a gently spoken woman from inner Lancashire, a female who would allow few breaches of the rules, yet one who never berated anybody unduly. This small, pretty and eminently desirable young woman had eyes cold enough, stern enough, to stop any man within a twenty-yard radius. It was as if the often steely irises had the power to shape themselves into well-honed weaponry of a similar colour, so piercing and angry were their depths. After a couple of skirmishes early on in her career, Theres...a found herself ignored and almost avoided by the girls’ clientele.
With a determination that would have been remarkable in a whole-bodied, agile human, Theresa stuck fiercely to her original brief. She was here to earn, to save, to provide for her child and to bide time until vengeance could be served up coldly and completely. Let the three of them breathe easily, let them live without anxiety. Theresa was simply preparing herself.
It would soon be 1952. For the past six years, Theresa had worked and lived in the Waterloo area of Liverpool.
What to read after The Corner House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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