The Oracles (2011)
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In their absence the yard seemed empty and silent. No sound of work or voices disturbed Mrs. Toombs and Ivy as they sat in the kitchen; this circumstance loosened the elder woman’s tongue. She had, so far, merely hinted at her dissatisfaction. Now she gave full rein to it.
‘It isn’t that I dislike the poor soul. I don’t. There’s no harm in him and it halves the work for your father, having somebody in the yard that really understands it. These boys, these apprentices, are more trouble than t...hey’re worth. They spoil half they do while they’re learning. But I’d just as soon not have Benbow in the house with us. After all, a tramp’s a tramp.’ ‘Oh, Mum, he’s not a tramp. Anybody can see he isn’t, now he’s washed and tidy.’ ‘If he’s not a tramp, who is a tramp, I’d like to know? No money. No clothes. Won’t say where he comes from. I keep thinking what if he’s been in trouble?’ ‘What if he has? Though I don’t think it’s that; not the sort of trouble you mean.’ ‘But there’s something, or why does he act so queer?’ ‘I don’t think he can help it.’ ‘You mean he’s not quite right here?’ Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In their absence the yard seemed empty and silent. No sound of work or voices disturbed Mrs. Toombs and Ivy as they sat in the kitchen; this circumstance loosened the elder woman’s tongue. She had, so far, merely hinted at her dissatisfaction. Now she gave full rein to it.
‘It isn’t that I dislike the poor soul. I don’t. There’s no harm in him and it halves the work for your father, having somebody in the yard that really understands it. These boys, these apprentices, are more trouble than t...hey’re worth. They spoil half they do while they’re learning. But I’d just as soon not have Benbow in the house with us. After all, a tramp’s a tramp.’ ‘Oh, Mum, he’s not a tramp. Anybody can see he isn’t, now he’s washed and tidy.’ ‘If he’s not a tramp, who is a tramp, I’d like to know? No money. No clothes. Won’t say where he comes from. I keep thinking what if he’s been in trouble?’ ‘What if he has? Though I don’t think it’s that; not the sort of trouble you mean.’ ‘But there’s something, or why does he act so queer?’ ‘I don’t think he can help it.’ ‘You mean he’s not quite right here?’ Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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