Witch Week
Witch Week
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Theresa was forced to walk through the corridors in her blue bedsocks. They were, by this time, quite black underneath, which upset her considerably. Breakfast was so late that assembly was cancelled. Instead, Miss Cadwallader stood up in front of high table, with her face all stringy with displeasure and one foot noticeably damp, and made a short speech.
“A singularly silly trick has been played on the school,” she said. “The people who played it no doubt think it very funny, but they must be a...ble to see by now what a stupid and dishonorable thing they have done. I want them to be honorable now. I want them to come to me and confess. And I want anyone else who knows or suspects who did it to be equally honorable and come and tell me what they know. I shall be in my study all morning. That is all.”
“What is honorable,” Nirupam said loudly, as everyone stood up, “about going and telling tales?”
By saying that, he did Nan a service, whether he meant to or not. No one in 6B wanted a name for telling tales.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theresa was forced to walk through the corridors in her blue bedsocks. They were, by this time, quite black underneath, which upset her considerably. Breakfast was so late that assembly was cancelled. Instead, Miss Cadwallader stood up in front of high table, with her face all stringy with displeasure and one foot noticeably damp, and made a short speech.
“A singularly silly trick has been played on the school,” she said. “The people who played it no doubt think it very funny, but they must be a...ble to see by now what a stupid and dishonorable thing they have done. I want them to be honorable now. I want them to come to me and confess. And I want anyone else who knows or suspects who did it to be equally honorable and come and tell me what they know. I shall be in my study all morning. That is all.”
“What is honorable,” Nirupam said loudly, as everyone stood up, “about going and telling tales?”
By saying that, he did Nan a service, whether he meant to or not. No one in 6B wanted a name for telling tales.
What to read after Witch Week?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Diana Wynne to read onlineMoreLess
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