Apple of My Eye
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At the counter of the Moreton Street corner shop, Mabel Cooper read a magazine article about Elizabeth Taylor’s recent wedding. Nicky Hilton looked very handsome, and the writer of the article was sure that Elizabeth had found a love that would last for ever. Mabel was sure of it too.
Footsteps signalled the presence of customers. Her forced smile became genuine when she saw the pretty young woman who led a little boy by the hand.
‘Hello, Anna.’ ‘Hello, Mrs Cooper. How are you?’ ‘All the happier... for seeing you and Ronnie.’ ‘Is your sister feeling better?’ ‘She is, dear. Bless you for asking. And how are you today, Ronnie?’ Ronnie looked thoughtful. ‘I am very well today, Mrs Cooper,’ he said, speaking slowly and deliberately, as if considering each word before it was uttered. Though not yet five, he had an old-fashioned dignity of manner that Mabel found enchanting. He was the image of his mother. The only difference was in the colour of the eyes. Hers were blue, his grey-green.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the counter of the Moreton Street corner shop, Mabel Cooper read a magazine article about Elizabeth Taylor’s recent wedding. Nicky Hilton looked very handsome, and the writer of the article was sure that Elizabeth had found a love that would last for ever. Mabel was sure of it too.
Footsteps signalled the presence of customers. Her forced smile became genuine when she saw the pretty young woman who led a little boy by the hand.
‘Hello, Anna.’ ‘Hello, Mrs Cooper. How are you?’ ‘All the happier... for seeing you and Ronnie.’ ‘Is your sister feeling better?’ ‘She is, dear. Bless you for asking. And how are you today, Ronnie?’ Ronnie looked thoughtful. ‘I am very well today, Mrs Cooper,’ he said, speaking slowly and deliberately, as if considering each word before it was uttered. Though not yet five, he had an old-fashioned dignity of manner that Mabel found enchanting. He was the image of his mother. The only difference was in the colour of the eyes. Hers were blue, his grey-green.
What to read after Apple of My Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Redmond to read onlineMoreLess
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