Drowning Rose (2011)
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‘It’s damp on the ground. The warmth’s gone out of the day. What were you thinking of?’ She got Uncle Ian to his feet with ease and I looked at her and then at me, wondering where the secret of this woman’s strength lay. She read my mind and gave me a small smile. ‘Training,’ she said. ‘There’s a knack to it like with everything else.’ Once home, she called Hans, the district nurse. He checked Uncle Ian over and pronounced that no ill effects were apparent from the afternoon spent in the woods. ...I didn’t believe in God but that didn’t stop me thanking him with all my heart.
I was due to leave the next morning but I was reluctant to go.
‘Don’t look so worried,’ Uncle Ian said.
‘We have a very busy period coming up at work and I don’t know when I will next be able to take time off and come over.’ ‘I might come over to see you,’ he said to me, with a look at Katarina. When Katarina didn’t rise to the bait he said again, louder this time. ‘I said, I might go over and see Eliza.’ ‘I heard you.’ ‘So why didn’t you reply?’ Katarina paused in her dusting and looked at him, her hands on her hips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It’s damp on the ground. The warmth’s gone out of the day. What were you thinking of?’ She got Uncle Ian to his feet with ease and I looked at her and then at me, wondering where the secret of this woman’s strength lay. She read my mind and gave me a small smile. ‘Training,’ she said. ‘There’s a knack to it like with everything else.’ Once home, she called Hans, the district nurse. He checked Uncle Ian over and pronounced that no ill effects were apparent from the afternoon spent in the woods. ...I didn’t believe in God but that didn’t stop me thanking him with all my heart.
I was due to leave the next morning but I was reluctant to go.
‘Don’t look so worried,’ Uncle Ian said.
‘We have a very busy period coming up at work and I don’t know when I will next be able to take time off and come over.’ ‘I might come over to see you,’ he said to me, with a look at Katarina. When Katarina didn’t rise to the bait he said again, louder this time. ‘I said, I might go over and see Eliza.’ ‘I heard you.’ ‘So why didn’t you reply?’ Katarina paused in her dusting and looked at him, her hands on her hips.
What to read after Drowning Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marika Cobbold to read onlineMoreLess
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