Tying Down the Lion
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New Moon Some Saturdays, I’m still waiting for Dad to emerge from the betting-shop an entire packet of strawberry sherbet later, complete with scarlet tongue and fingertips. But today, he nips in and out in record time.
“Just put a bob each way on an odds-on favourite, love,” he tells her. “It’s called Midsummer Night’s Dream. That’s the tune you like, isn’t it? Couldn’t pass that one by. Trixie’ll hang on to my winnings.”
“I bet she will,” Grandma says, disentangling a cavalry soldier f...rom her necklaces.
Mum reaches out and squeezes Dad’s hand. “Thank you,” she says, for once not making a complaint about him betting. “Thank you for all this.”
“A bob each way won’t make your fortune. Not at five to four on,” Grandma says. But Mum ignores her and lights Dad a cigarette while he tries to close his window. The handle falls off and he roars with laughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New Moon Some Saturdays, I’m still waiting for Dad to emerge from the betting-shop an entire packet of strawberry sherbet later, complete with scarlet tongue and fingertips. But today, he nips in and out in record time.
“Just put a bob each way on an odds-on favourite, love,” he tells her. “It’s called Midsummer Night’s Dream. That’s the tune you like, isn’t it? Couldn’t pass that one by. Trixie’ll hang on to my winnings.”
“I bet she will,” Grandma says, disentangling a cavalry soldier f...rom her necklaces.
Mum reaches out and squeezes Dad’s hand. “Thank you,” she says, for once not making a complaint about him betting. “Thank you for all this.”
“A bob each way won’t make your fortune. Not at five to four on,” Grandma says. But Mum ignores her and lights Dad a cigarette while he tries to close his window. The handle falls off and he roars with laughter.
What to read after Tying Down the Lion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joanna Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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