The Magdalen (2011)
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Stretching her arms and shoulders and rising from the narrow window seat, Esther ran out to open the door for the driver. Damp clung to the windows as outside it was a freezing cold December morning. The man’s breath came in cloudy patches as he heaved the huge baskets inside, one after another, counting them. “‘Tis a full load today!” he called.
“Aye, so I see.”
“They’re all starting to get ready for Christmas; it’s almost as bad as spring cleaning!”
Esther tried to push the more urgent baskets... to the front. Sister Josepha said that hotels and restaurants and business ones took priority. Jim Murray went back outside for more. He was a sturdy, broad-shouldered man, with a kind heart, and was always polite to the Maggies. Esther never saw him in bad humour or giving out like the rest of the drivers, who often jeered at the women and belittled them. Detta had told her that he had been delivering to the laundry for about fifteen years and that he was equally liked by the nuns and the women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stretching her arms and shoulders and rising from the narrow window seat, Esther ran out to open the door for the driver. Damp clung to the windows as outside it was a freezing cold December morning. The man’s breath came in cloudy patches as he heaved the huge baskets inside, one after another, counting them. “‘Tis a full load today!” he called.
“Aye, so I see.”
“They’re all starting to get ready for Christmas; it’s almost as bad as spring cleaning!”
Esther tried to push the more urgent baskets... to the front. Sister Josepha said that hotels and restaurants and business ones took priority. Jim Murray went back outside for more. He was a sturdy, broad-shouldered man, with a kind heart, and was always polite to the Maggies. Esther never saw him in bad humour or giving out like the rest of the drivers, who often jeered at the women and belittled them. Detta had told her that he had been delivering to the laundry for about fifteen years and that he was equally liked by the nuns and the women.
What to read after The Magdalen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marita Conlon-Mckenna to read onlineMoreLess
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