The Quivering Tree
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Catching sight of me, the history mistress called out: ‘Sylvia, you naughty thing, you’ve been holding out on us! So Miss Gosse isn’t the only one at Chandos House to own a sweetheart! Yours is outside waiting, face like a mashed potato, his broken heart bleeding all over his bicycle.’ ‘Helen!’ Miss Gosse’s face was as red as my own. ‘Just a boy, Sylvia, wanting to know if this was where you lived.’ She added, kind as ever: ‘Not like a mashed potato at all.’ ‘Quite right!’ Miss Locke conceded. ‘...More like soggy chips.’ She looked at me critically, at Mr Johnson’s latest trim, which I had ordered extra short for economy’s sake. ‘You’ll have to let it grow,’ she pronounced. Then you’ll be able to let it down from your window like Rapunzel, for the young lover to clamber up to your bower. But oh dear!’ – the corners of her mouth turning down in familiar derision – ‘Do you think he’ll wait that long?’ Miss Gosse said that she had invited him in but he had said no thank you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catching sight of me, the history mistress called out: ‘Sylvia, you naughty thing, you’ve been holding out on us! So Miss Gosse isn’t the only one at Chandos House to own a sweetheart! Yours is outside waiting, face like a mashed potato, his broken heart bleeding all over his bicycle.’ ‘Helen!’ Miss Gosse’s face was as red as my own. ‘Just a boy, Sylvia, wanting to know if this was where you lived.’ She added, kind as ever: ‘Not like a mashed potato at all.’ ‘Quite right!’ Miss Locke conceded. ‘...More like soggy chips.’ She looked at me critically, at Mr Johnson’s latest trim, which I had ordered extra short for economy’s sake. ‘You’ll have to let it grow,’ she pronounced. Then you’ll be able to let it down from your window like Rapunzel, for the young lover to clamber up to your bower. But oh dear!’ – the corners of her mouth turning down in familiar derision – ‘Do you think he’ll wait that long?’ Miss Gosse said that she had invited him in but he had said no thank you.
What to read after The Quivering Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S. T. Haymon to read onlineMoreLess
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