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When Byron suggested the idea, Beverley’s eyes widened. ‘What? Just me?’ she sang. ‘And in front of all the mothers?’ ‘I don’t understand what you mean. What sort of concert?’ said Diana warily.
Byron repeated James word for word. He explained about inviting the mothers to Cranham House; there would be tickets and programmes to raise funds for Jeanie as well as a finger buffet. He showed how the boys would pin back the French windows and arrange dining-room chairs for the audience in a semicircl...e on the terrace, and all the time he spoke Beverley watched him hard, nodding her head, and murmuring, ‘Hm hm,’ as if she were snatching up the ends of his sentences. His mother listened in silence. It was only once he had finished that she shook her head but Beverley leapt in and gasped, ‘Oh I couldn’t – could I? Do you think I could, Di?’ There was no choice for his mother but to insist that of course she could.
‘I will need a costume and some more sheet music, but I think he’s right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Byron suggested the idea, Beverley’s eyes widened. ‘What? Just me?’ she sang. ‘And in front of all the mothers?’ ‘I don’t understand what you mean. What sort of concert?’ said Diana warily.
Byron repeated James word for word. He explained about inviting the mothers to Cranham House; there would be tickets and programmes to raise funds for Jeanie as well as a finger buffet. He showed how the boys would pin back the French windows and arrange dining-room chairs for the audience in a semicircl...e on the terrace, and all the time he spoke Beverley watched him hard, nodding her head, and murmuring, ‘Hm hm,’ as if she were snatching up the ends of his sentences. His mother listened in silence. It was only once he had finished that she shook her head but Beverley leapt in and gasped, ‘Oh I couldn’t – could I? Do you think I could, Di?’ There was no choice for his mother but to insist that of course she could.
‘I will need a costume and some more sheet music, but I think he’s right.
What to read after Perfect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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