Backwater
Backwater
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Nancie, her parents abroad, her aunt's house at Cromer, with a shrubbery, the cousin from South Africa coming home to Cromer, taking her out in a dog-cart, telling her she was his guiding star, going back to South Africa ; everything Nancie said and did, even her careful hair-brushing and her energetic upright walk, her positive brave way of entering a room, coming out through those malicious pin-points things she said about the Misses Perne and the girls, things she whispered and laughed, litt...le rhymes she sang with her unbearable laugh.
. . . Beadie still shaking at intervals in silent servile glancing laughter, her stepmother, her little half-brother who had fits, her holidays at Margate, " you'd look neat, on the seat, of a BACKWATER 81 bicyka made for two " Beadie brought Miriam the utmost sense of imprisonment within the strange influence that had threatened her when she first came to Banbury Park. Beadie was in it, was an unquestioning part of it. She felt that she could in some way, in some one tint or tone, realise the whole fabric of Beadie's life on and on to the end, no matter what should happen to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancie, her parents abroad, her aunt's house at Cromer, with a shrubbery, the cousin from South Africa coming home to Cromer, taking her out in a dog-cart, telling her she was his guiding star, going back to South Africa ; everything Nancie said and did, even her careful hair-brushing and her energetic upright walk, her positive brave way of entering a room, coming out through those malicious pin-points things she said about the Misses Perne and the girls, things she whispered and laughed, litt...le rhymes she sang with her unbearable laugh.
. . . Beadie still shaking at intervals in silent servile glancing laughter, her stepmother, her little half-brother who had fits, her holidays at Margate, " you'd look neat, on the seat, of a BACKWATER 81 bicyka made for two " Beadie brought Miriam the utmost sense of imprisonment within the strange influence that had threatened her when she first came to Banbury Park. Beadie was in it, was an unquestioning part of it. She felt that she could in some way, in some one tint or tone, realise the whole fabric of Beadie's life on and on to the end, no matter what should happen to her.
What to read after Backwater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Dorothy Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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