The Stepsister's Tale (2014)
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“Mamma is not wicked!” she said. “She’s been kind to you. Kinder than you deserve!”
“Child—” Mamma began, but then she glanced at Harry and stopped. Go on, Jane thought. Tell her not to talk about us like that. But Mamma said only, “Breakfast is on the table,” in an odd, tight voice.
“A lady doesn’t show her feelings,” one of Mamma’s favorite sayings, rang in Jane’s head. She had never seen the wisdom of it, but she couldn’t risk upsetting her mother further. A thin white line ringed Mam...ma’s mouth, and a vein beat visibly in her temple. “I’m not hungry,” Jane said.
“Sit,” Mamma snapped, and Jane sat down and picked up her spoon. Maude was already halfway through her egg.
The meal was silent, except for Harry’s quiet coaxing of Isabella. While the sisters cleared the table, Mamma showed the man the rest of the house. Jane listened as their footsteps echoed, listened to their low murmurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Mamma is not wicked!” she said. “She’s been kind to you. Kinder than you deserve!”
“Child—” Mamma began, but then she glanced at Harry and stopped. Go on, Jane thought. Tell her not to talk about us like that. But Mamma said only, “Breakfast is on the table,” in an odd, tight voice.
“A lady doesn’t show her feelings,” one of Mamma’s favorite sayings, rang in Jane’s head. She had never seen the wisdom of it, but she couldn’t risk upsetting her mother further. A thin white line ringed Mam...ma’s mouth, and a vein beat visibly in her temple. “I’m not hungry,” Jane said.
“Sit,” Mamma snapped, and Jane sat down and picked up her spoon. Maude was already halfway through her egg.
The meal was silent, except for Harry’s quiet coaxing of Isabella. While the sisters cleared the table, Mamma showed the man the rest of the house. Jane listened as their footsteps echoed, listened to their low murmurs.
What to read after The Stepsister's Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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