The People On Privilege Hill
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“My, it’s a tempest,” she said, opening her arms to the sheets that flung themselves against her, licked at her, enveloped her like living things. She batted them down, felt for the pegs along the line, somehow released them and gathered the whole great blossom of washing against her wide chest. Bending to the clothes basket, which she anchored with her foot, she toppled everything in and was almost blown away, down into the river valley.
“I don’t know when there’s been such a storm,” she sa...id. “End of October. Hot and wild. Winter next.” Holding the basket against herself she looked down past the farm, far, far down to where the river wound out of sight eastwards between bands of trees.
The trees were thinning. “You can see traffic through the trees already.”
A car glittered for a moment along the banks. “Like winter.”
The glitter came again, now rather nearer, and the car like a bright bead shot out of the trees and turned towards the bridge and Lizzie’s side of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“My, it’s a tempest,” she said, opening her arms to the sheets that flung themselves against her, licked at her, enveloped her like living things. She batted them down, felt for the pegs along the line, somehow released them and gathered the whole great blossom of washing against her wide chest. Bending to the clothes basket, which she anchored with her foot, she toppled everything in and was almost blown away, down into the river valley.
“I don’t know when there’s been such a storm,” she sa...id. “End of October. Hot and wild. Winter next.” Holding the basket against herself she looked down past the farm, far, far down to where the river wound out of sight eastwards between bands of trees.
The trees were thinning. “You can see traffic through the trees already.”
A car glittered for a moment along the banks. “Like winter.”
The glitter came again, now rather nearer, and the car like a bright bead shot out of the trees and turned towards the bridge and Lizzie’s side of the river.
What to read after The People On Privilege Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardam, Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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