The Pearly Queen (1992)
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She had laid successful siege to a mountain of ironing, cooked and served a supper of sausages and mash, which Dad called zeppelins in a cloud, and given Patsy and Betsy the kind of attention that made them warm very much to her. Betsy said she was glad she wasn’t going to have to do the greens at weekends.
The evening became relaxing for everyone, for they all played Banker around the kitchen table, staking their hands with peanuts roasted in their shells. Aunt Edie had bought a whole bag of th...em. Patsy had acquired the bank and was doing well. A large heap of peanuts belonged to her at this moment, and her natural liveliness was well to the fore. She had been cutting the pack and consistently coming up with picture cards.
‘I’m nearly broke,’ said Aunt Edie, as Patsy dealt a new round. ‘I’m down to four nuts.’ She looked at her card, a ten. ‘Win or bust,’ she said, and put all four nuts beside the card.
‘I’m more broker than you, Aunt Edie,’ said Betsy. ‘I only got two left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had laid successful siege to a mountain of ironing, cooked and served a supper of sausages and mash, which Dad called zeppelins in a cloud, and given Patsy and Betsy the kind of attention that made them warm very much to her. Betsy said she was glad she wasn’t going to have to do the greens at weekends.
The evening became relaxing for everyone, for they all played Banker around the kitchen table, staking their hands with peanuts roasted in their shells. Aunt Edie had bought a whole bag of th...em. Patsy had acquired the bank and was doing well. A large heap of peanuts belonged to her at this moment, and her natural liveliness was well to the fore. She had been cutting the pack and consistently coming up with picture cards.
‘I’m nearly broke,’ said Aunt Edie, as Patsy dealt a new round. ‘I’m down to four nuts.’ She looked at her card, a ten. ‘Win or bust,’ she said, and put all four nuts beside the card.
‘I’m more broker than you, Aunt Edie,’ said Betsy. ‘I only got two left.
What to read after The Pearly Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jane Staples to read onlineMoreLess
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