Wildflower Girl
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Every time a stranger came round the corner she was ready to run, in case it was Mona Cavendish coming to fetch her back. She had walked up past the huge market. Early-morning traders were beginning to set up their stalls. It must have been dark when the farmers had left their farms with their produce.
It was only when she went to try and buy a drink for herself that she realised she hadn’t been paid yet. She hadn’t a cent. She had nowhere to go. The only friends she had were at Number 49, E...mpire Hill.‘Peggy! Is that you?’Peggy nearly jumped with fright. Nancy was standing, brush in hand, on the step above her. ‘What in heaven’s name happened to you? Wait till herself sees you!’Peggy was afraid to talk too much in case her tooth fell out again.‘Come inside! Come inside!’ urged Nancy.
She helped Peggy in and down to the kitchen. There were sounds of movement upstairs, but no one else was up.‘Would you like a cup of tea?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time a stranger came round the corner she was ready to run, in case it was Mona Cavendish coming to fetch her back. She had walked up past the huge market. Early-morning traders were beginning to set up their stalls. It must have been dark when the farmers had left their farms with their produce.
It was only when she went to try and buy a drink for herself that she realised she hadn’t been paid yet. She hadn’t a cent. She had nowhere to go. The only friends she had were at Number 49, E...mpire Hill.‘Peggy! Is that you?’Peggy nearly jumped with fright. Nancy was standing, brush in hand, on the step above her. ‘What in heaven’s name happened to you? Wait till herself sees you!’Peggy was afraid to talk too much in case her tooth fell out again.‘Come inside! Come inside!’ urged Nancy.
She helped Peggy in and down to the kitchen. There were sounds of movement upstairs, but no one else was up.‘Would you like a cup of tea?
What to read after Wildflower Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marita Conlon-Mckenna to read onlineMoreLess
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