The Mill Girls of Albion Lane
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‘“And a merry Christmas to you too, Annie!”’ she answered for him, so that the sour look on his face darkened to a deep scowl. ‘“And to you, Sybil, and to you, Evie, and to you too, Florence and Maureen, and to all my wonderful, hard-working girls. It’s Christmas – let’s give you all a five-shillings bonus, why don’t we?”’ ‘I’m warning you, Annie,’ Fred snarled over the other girls’ amused tittering, then he retaliated by choosing an easy target, following Evie to the rack of pirns that she was ...about to load on to a low metal trolley for distribution around the shed. ‘Leave off from that and come with me,’ he ordered roughly.
Evie swallowed hard and pressed her lips together. She put back the big reel of prepared weft yarn and got ready to follow the overlooker.
‘Now, Fred, where are you taking her?’ Annie demanded in the same teasing tone but when Sybil gave her a warning look, she stopped.
‘This way,’ Fred told Evie, marching ahead of her between the tall looms, criticizing as he went.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘“And a merry Christmas to you too, Annie!”’ she answered for him, so that the sour look on his face darkened to a deep scowl. ‘“And to you, Sybil, and to you, Evie, and to you too, Florence and Maureen, and to all my wonderful, hard-working girls. It’s Christmas – let’s give you all a five-shillings bonus, why don’t we?”’ ‘I’m warning you, Annie,’ Fred snarled over the other girls’ amused tittering, then he retaliated by choosing an easy target, following Evie to the rack of pirns that she was ...about to load on to a low metal trolley for distribution around the shed. ‘Leave off from that and come with me,’ he ordered roughly.
Evie swallowed hard and pressed her lips together. She put back the big reel of prepared weft yarn and got ready to follow the overlooker.
‘Now, Fred, where are you taking her?’ Annie demanded in the same teasing tone but when Sybil gave her a warning look, she stopped.
‘This way,’ Fred told Evie, marching ahead of her between the tall looms, criticizing as he went.
What to read after The Mill Girls of Albion Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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