The Liverpool Rose
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Lizzie and Sally, arm in arm, came gaily into the court, talking busily about the work which they would both start very soon. They had been lucky; they had both got jobs in the bottling department at Cantrell & Cochrane’s in Atlas Street, and were looking forward eagerly to the new life which would open up for them shortly, and to their first wage packet. This was to be their last week in school and since they had already been given their examination results and knew that they had done well, it ...should be an enjoyable week, too.
‘Are you coming round to mine for a cuppa?’ Sally asked, as they drew level with her front door. ‘Or does your Aunt Annie want messages? Oh, Lizzie, if it doesn’t rain tomorrow, what do you say we go over to New Brighton for the day? My mam’s ever so pleased wi’ my exam results and my dad’s fairly fizzin’ over with pride because we’re going to be working at C and C’s, so they’ll give us our ferry fares and a bit more, likely. What d’you say?’ ‘I’d love it,’ Lizzie said honestly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lizzie and Sally, arm in arm, came gaily into the court, talking busily about the work which they would both start very soon. They had been lucky; they had both got jobs in the bottling department at Cantrell & Cochrane’s in Atlas Street, and were looking forward eagerly to the new life which would open up for them shortly, and to their first wage packet. This was to be their last week in school and since they had already been given their examination results and knew that they had done well, it ...should be an enjoyable week, too.
‘Are you coming round to mine for a cuppa?’ Sally asked, as they drew level with her front door. ‘Or does your Aunt Annie want messages? Oh, Lizzie, if it doesn’t rain tomorrow, what do you say we go over to New Brighton for the day? My mam’s ever so pleased wi’ my exam results and my dad’s fairly fizzin’ over with pride because we’re going to be working at C and C’s, so they’ll give us our ferry fares and a bit more, likely. What d’you say?’ ‘I’d love it,’ Lizzie said honestly.
What to read after The Liverpool Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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