Every Day is Mother's Day
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Colin said, his hand half over the mouthpiece. “I can’t talk now. But why not Thursday?”
“Because Thursday is the writing class.”
“But you don’t really want to go there.”
“How do you know that I don’t?”
“You said you didn’t find any profit in it.”
“No, but much pleasure.”
“Isabel, please—look, I’m in the staffroom, I can’t talk.”
“Then what was the use of telephoning?”
“I wanted to fix something?”
“Well, then. But not Thursday.”
“It’s just that it’s such a good chance. Sylvia knows that I go out... on Thursday.”
“Tell her you’re going out another night.”
He was awed by the simple terms in which she saw his predicament. “I—well, she might not just accept that.”
“That’s your problem.”
“Well—which night then?”
“Monday.”
“People don’t go out on a Monday. At the end of the week, that’s when they go out.”
“For pleasure, but not for business. You wouldn’t be going out for pleasure, would you, Colin?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colin said, his hand half over the mouthpiece. “I can’t talk now. But why not Thursday?”
“Because Thursday is the writing class.”
“But you don’t really want to go there.”
“How do you know that I don’t?”
“You said you didn’t find any profit in it.”
“No, but much pleasure.”
“Isabel, please—look, I’m in the staffroom, I can’t talk.”
“Then what was the use of telephoning?”
“I wanted to fix something?”
“Well, then. But not Thursday.”
“It’s just that it’s such a good chance. Sylvia knows that I go out... on Thursday.”
“Tell her you’re going out another night.”
He was awed by the simple terms in which she saw his predicament. “I—well, she might not just accept that.”
“That’s your problem.”
“Well—which night then?”
“Monday.”
“People don’t go out on a Monday. At the end of the week, that’s when they go out.”
“For pleasure, but not for business. You wouldn’t be going out for pleasure, would you, Colin?”
What to read after Every Day is Mother's Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Mantel to read onlineMoreLess
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