The Queen And I
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She explained that Hell Close had that effect on one. One got used to speaking one’s mind. It was inconvenient at times, but one felt strangely good afterwards.Margaret went into the living room to telephone Bobo Criche-Hutchinson, leaving the Queen to throw the root vegetables and the Oxo cube into the saucepan. Mrs Maundy had told her that broth has to simmer on a low heat for hours – “to draw the goodness out” – but the Queen was ravenous, she needed to eat now, at once. Something tasty and f...illing and sweet. She reached for the bread and jam and made herself a pile of sandwiches. She ate standing at the worktop without a plate or napkin.She had once been reassured by a senior politician – a woman – that the reason the poor could not manage on their state benefits was because “they hadn’t the aptitude to cook good, simple, nutritious meals.”The Queen looked at her good, simple, nutritious broth bubbling in the pan and reached for another slice of bread and jam.That evening, Prince Philip prowled around the bedroom muttering to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She explained that Hell Close had that effect on one. One got used to speaking one’s mind. It was inconvenient at times, but one felt strangely good afterwards.Margaret went into the living room to telephone Bobo Criche-Hutchinson, leaving the Queen to throw the root vegetables and the Oxo cube into the saucepan. Mrs Maundy had told her that broth has to simmer on a low heat for hours – “to draw the goodness out” – but the Queen was ravenous, she needed to eat now, at once. Something tasty and f...illing and sweet. She reached for the bread and jam and made herself a pile of sandwiches. She ate standing at the worktop without a plate or napkin.She had once been reassured by a senior politician – a woman – that the reason the poor could not manage on their state benefits was because “they hadn’t the aptitude to cook good, simple, nutritious meals.”The Queen looked at her good, simple, nutritious broth bubbling in the pan and reached for another slice of bread and jam.That evening, Prince Philip prowled around the bedroom muttering to himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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