National Velvet (2013)
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called Mrs. Brown from the scullery.
Mi, with a bridle on his knees, in the living room, rose and looked through the flower-window.
“Mally’s got him up in front on Mrs. James” he said.
“S’e all right?”
“Can’t see what’s wrong with him. He’s screaming awful.”
“Mally,” called Mrs. Brown, opening the front door. “Stop it. He’s got a pin or something.”
Mrs. James was cantering jerkily round and round the Green at what Mally believed to be a show canter. Donald, sitting on the... edge of the saddle in front of Mally, had his arms over her arms and his bare legs were sinking beneath her knees, preventing her grip. He was scarlet in the face, his mouth was open, and he was screaming. His head jerked madly up and down as Mrs. James bounded. With difficulty Mally pulled up.
“Can’t get off,” called Mally (for Donald was half underneath her), then slid off in a heap with the child in her arms. Mrs. James sprang away in fear and trotted into the yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
called Mrs. Brown from the scullery.
Mi, with a bridle on his knees, in the living room, rose and looked through the flower-window.
“Mally’s got him up in front on Mrs. James” he said.
“S’e all right?”
“Can’t see what’s wrong with him. He’s screaming awful.”
“Mally,” called Mrs. Brown, opening the front door. “Stop it. He’s got a pin or something.”
Mrs. James was cantering jerkily round and round the Green at what Mally believed to be a show canter. Donald, sitting on the... edge of the saddle in front of Mally, had his arms over her arms and his bare legs were sinking beneath her knees, preventing her grip. He was scarlet in the face, his mouth was open, and he was screaming. His head jerked madly up and down as Mrs. James bounded. With difficulty Mally pulled up.
“Can’t get off,” called Mally (for Donald was half underneath her), then slid off in a heap with the child in her arms. Mrs. James sprang away in fear and trotted into the yard.
What to read after National Velvet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagnold Enid to read onlineMoreLess
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