Tread Softly
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Lorna shook her head, feeling something of a failure. Over half the residents were spending Christmas Day with friends or family. ‘My husband’s still in bed with a high temperature.’ ‘I wouldn’t be surprised if I had this flu myself. I’ve got a blinding headache. You could die here and nobody’d notice.’ Sharon retrieved a pillow from the floor and gave it a vicious punch. ‘Talking of death, we had another this morning. Mr Wilcox – heart attack. His wife’s here too. They shared a double room.’ ‘G...osh, how awful – being widowed today of all days.’ ‘She doesn’t know the difference. Well, she senses something’s missing, but she’s not sure what exactly.’ ‘Poor woman.’ ‘She‘s not poor. They’re rolling. The old man’s left her a fortune.’ ‘Yes, but …’ ‘Do you need all these pillows, Mrs, er, Pat …?’ Sharon seemed to have trouble remembering even the wrong name, although – small mercy – she hadn’t yet resorted to Dorothy.
‘Well, I am meant to put my foot up.’ ‘It’s just that we’re short, you see, so if I could nick a couple …’ ‘OK,’ Lorna conceded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lorna shook her head, feeling something of a failure. Over half the residents were spending Christmas Day with friends or family. ‘My husband’s still in bed with a high temperature.’ ‘I wouldn’t be surprised if I had this flu myself. I’ve got a blinding headache. You could die here and nobody’d notice.’ Sharon retrieved a pillow from the floor and gave it a vicious punch. ‘Talking of death, we had another this morning. Mr Wilcox – heart attack. His wife’s here too. They shared a double room.’ ‘G...osh, how awful – being widowed today of all days.’ ‘She doesn’t know the difference. Well, she senses something’s missing, but she’s not sure what exactly.’ ‘Poor woman.’ ‘She‘s not poor. They’re rolling. The old man’s left her a fortune.’ ‘Yes, but …’ ‘Do you need all these pillows, Mrs, er, Pat …?’ Sharon seemed to have trouble remembering even the wrong name, although – small mercy – she hadn’t yet resorted to Dorothy.
‘Well, I am meant to put my foot up.’ ‘It’s just that we’re short, you see, so if I could nick a couple …’ ‘OK,’ Lorna conceded.
What to read after Tread Softly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendy Perriam to read onlineMoreLess
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