The Narrowboat Girl
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She was still wondering with astonishment why no one had said anything. They’d all sat through the meal together and there’d been not a word. Had she got away with it? Then she heard Norman Griffin’s voice from the front.
‘Maryann – come through ’ere.’ Her heart started racing then, stomach tightening in dread but she kept her expression blank as she went through to the front room, clutching one of her books to her chest. Sal had stood up and was hovering behind Flo’s chair. Maryann didn’t look ...at her stepfather. She fixed her gaze on the grate: the poker with its brass handle was lying across the fender. The room stank of his cigarettes.
‘I’ve not heard anything in the way of an explanation about you disappearing off for the night, Maryann, worrying yer mother half to death.’ Maryann hung her head.
‘So where were yer?’ She said nothing. Nothing on God’s earth was going to make her tell him, even if he took a stick to her. She’d slept on the Esther Jane!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was still wondering with astonishment why no one had said anything. They’d all sat through the meal together and there’d been not a word. Had she got away with it? Then she heard Norman Griffin’s voice from the front.
‘Maryann – come through ’ere.’ Her heart started racing then, stomach tightening in dread but she kept her expression blank as she went through to the front room, clutching one of her books to her chest. Sal had stood up and was hovering behind Flo’s chair. Maryann didn’t look ...at her stepfather. She fixed her gaze on the grate: the poker with its brass handle was lying across the fender. The room stank of his cigarettes.
‘I’ve not heard anything in the way of an explanation about you disappearing off for the night, Maryann, worrying yer mother half to death.’ Maryann hung her head.
‘So where were yer?’ She said nothing. Nothing on God’s earth was going to make her tell him, even if he took a stick to her. She’d slept on the Esther Jane!
What to read after The Narrowboat Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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