The Matchmaker
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Some days and nights there were nine or ten of them crowded into the small living room or trying to cook in the cramped kitchen or wash and dry clothes. They were all Polish, and under the small roof tried to pretend that they were still living in Kraków or Łódź or Gdańsk, united by a sense of camaraderie and nationalism. They all had jobs and were determined to earn as much as possible in this rich country. Some planned to work and save and return to Poland to set up their own businesses and bu...y property in their home country; others wanted a fresh start and to integrate with these Irish people, do well and make a living here. Irina wasn’t exactly sure which category she fell into yet.
She was sure, however, she was not going to return to Poland with her tail between her legs and no money. The next time she saw her mother she would buy her nice clothes, a new television and pay for her to go on a holiday. As for Edek, when he saw her walking down Piotrkowska Street she would be stylish and well groomed and speak English perfectly and be far too busy to stop and even talk to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some days and nights there were nine or ten of them crowded into the small living room or trying to cook in the cramped kitchen or wash and dry clothes. They were all Polish, and under the small roof tried to pretend that they were still living in Kraków or Łódź or Gdańsk, united by a sense of camaraderie and nationalism. They all had jobs and were determined to earn as much as possible in this rich country. Some planned to work and save and return to Poland to set up their own businesses and bu...y property in their home country; others wanted a fresh start and to integrate with these Irish people, do well and make a living here. Irina wasn’t exactly sure which category she fell into yet.
She was sure, however, she was not going to return to Poland with her tail between her legs and no money. The next time she saw her mother she would buy her nice clothes, a new television and pay for her to go on a holiday. As for Edek, when he saw her walking down Piotrkowska Street she would be stylish and well groomed and speak English perfectly and be far too busy to stop and even talk to him.
What to read after The Matchmaker?
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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