The Travelling Man
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Lying in her narrow bed in the back room cluttered with washing tackle – dolly-tubs, mangle, copper, posser, rubbing-board, wicker clothes-baskets – she let the living nightmare take over. It squeezed the breath out of her; it brought her out in a cold sweat.
Laurie had taken her face between his hands and reassured her that nothing could go wrong. He said he had made sure of that. Annie brought an arm up across her eyes. How had he made sure? She groaned – a piteous little sound. Her old school... friend, Janie Whittaker, had got married a year ago and told Annie that there wouldn’t be any babies for a long time yet, not with her and Jake wanting to get a few bits of furniture together first. Jake was ‘being careful,’ she said.
How careful? In what way careful?
Annie called in at Janie’s mother’s house on her way back from delivering a load of washing. Mrs Whittaker wouldn’t let her daughter or her new son-in-law lift a finger between them when they came in from standing in the mill all day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lying in her narrow bed in the back room cluttered with washing tackle – dolly-tubs, mangle, copper, posser, rubbing-board, wicker clothes-baskets – she let the living nightmare take over. It squeezed the breath out of her; it brought her out in a cold sweat.
Laurie had taken her face between his hands and reassured her that nothing could go wrong. He said he had made sure of that. Annie brought an arm up across her eyes. How had he made sure? She groaned – a piteous little sound. Her old school... friend, Janie Whittaker, had got married a year ago and told Annie that there wouldn’t be any babies for a long time yet, not with her and Jake wanting to get a few bits of furniture together first. Jake was ‘being careful,’ she said.
How careful? In what way careful?
Annie called in at Janie’s mother’s house on her way back from delivering a load of washing. Mrs Whittaker wouldn’t let her daughter or her new son-in-law lift a finger between them when they came in from standing in the mill all day.
What to read after The Travelling Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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