There'll Be Blue Skies
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There had been no word of their men, and the news that several ships had been sunk and hundreds had been killed didn’t make the waiting any easier.
Sally found she couldn’t concentrate on anything, and earned a rare reprimand from Mr Goldman over allowing some careless sewing to get passed, which sent her back to her machine in tears. Tears that were duly noted by her friends and enemies alike, and she’d had to dredge up every ounce of will to make light of them and reinforce her position.
Then ...the longed-for telephone call had come from the Lifeboat Station. The local boats had returned to the rendezvous point and were now making their way home.
Pearl told her to look out for Billy’s father’s boat, the Pelican, and Edie wished her luck before they went off to work. Sally had taken the day off, promising Mr Goldman to work a double shift the following day to make up for it. It was a sunny June day and she’d washed and ironed her sprigged cotton frock with the white Peter Pan collar and cap sleeves, taking a cardigan to keep off the chill wind that still blew in from the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There had been no word of their men, and the news that several ships had been sunk and hundreds had been killed didn’t make the waiting any easier.
Sally found she couldn’t concentrate on anything, and earned a rare reprimand from Mr Goldman over allowing some careless sewing to get passed, which sent her back to her machine in tears. Tears that were duly noted by her friends and enemies alike, and she’d had to dredge up every ounce of will to make light of them and reinforce her position.
Then ...the longed-for telephone call had come from the Lifeboat Station. The local boats had returned to the rendezvous point and were now making their way home.
Pearl told her to look out for Billy’s father’s boat, the Pelican, and Edie wished her luck before they went off to work. Sally had taken the day off, promising Mr Goldman to work a double shift the following day to make up for it. It was a sunny June day and she’d washed and ironed her sprigged cotton frock with the white Peter Pan collar and cap sleeves, taking a cardigan to keep off the chill wind that still blew in from the sea.
What to read after There'll Be Blue Skies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellie Dean to read onlineMoreLess
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