The Dolls’ House
The Dolls’ House
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‘Go to sleep, Apple, do,’ he said.
‘You go to sleep,’ said Apple.
But Mr Plantaganet could not. Emily and Charlotte were strangely restless too.
‘Emily,’ said Charlotte at last from her bed.
‘Yes, Charlotte.’ ‘You will be cross,’ said Charlotte.
‘I don’t think I will,’ said Emily. ‘I-I think I know what you are thinking, Charlotte.’ ‘Well,’ said Charlotte, and she lay on her back looking thoughtfully up at the ceiling. ‘Well, people usually do, don’t they?’ ‘Do what?’ ‘Lend, ...not be paid,’ said Charlotte.
‘Ye-es,’ said Emily miserably.
‘I mean, for an exhibition like that, which is to help people, people usually lend their things, don’t they, to help the other people?’ ‘That’s what I was thinking-remembering,’ said Emily. ‘Do you remember the animal carving exhibition we went to see?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Go to sleep, Apple, do,’ he said.
‘You go to sleep,’ said Apple.
But Mr Plantaganet could not. Emily and Charlotte were strangely restless too.
‘Emily,’ said Charlotte at last from her bed.
‘Yes, Charlotte.’ ‘You will be cross,’ said Charlotte.
‘I don’t think I will,’ said Emily. ‘I-I think I know what you are thinking, Charlotte.’ ‘Well,’ said Charlotte, and she lay on her back looking thoughtfully up at the ceiling. ‘Well, people usually do, don’t they?’ ‘Do what?’ ‘Lend, ...not be paid,’ said Charlotte.
‘Ye-es,’ said Emily miserably.
‘I mean, for an exhibition like that, which is to help people, people usually lend their things, don’t they, to help the other people?’ ‘That’s what I was thinking-remembering,’ said Emily. ‘Do you remember the animal carving exhibition we went to see?
What to read after The Dolls’ House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rumer Godden to read onlineMoreLess
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