The Ten-Year Nap
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They were in the living room deeply engaged in something—at first he didn’t know what—and he stopped for a moment to listen. It wasn’t like eavesdropping; it was more like getting some information about his daughters with whom he shared a house but who seemed bewildering to him, the way his wife did sometimes too.
“Jane, you and Helen Burns must walk around and around in the rain as punishment for your sins,” Naomi was saying to Amy in an attempted deep voice that Henry Lamb supposed was meant t...o signify maleness.
“Please don’t make us do that, Mr. Brocklehurst,” said Amy. “I beg of you.”
“Please don’t,” echoed Jennifer.
“I am afraid you have given me no choice. You are all terrible children, and you must learn humility.”
“You don’t even know what humility means, Naomi,” said Amy.
“My name is not Naomi, it is Mr. Brocklehurst. And of course I do. Humility is the thing that the Christian martyrs had. It is…their thing. And you have to learn it as well.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were in the living room deeply engaged in something—at first he didn’t know what—and he stopped for a moment to listen. It wasn’t like eavesdropping; it was more like getting some information about his daughters with whom he shared a house but who seemed bewildering to him, the way his wife did sometimes too.
“Jane, you and Helen Burns must walk around and around in the rain as punishment for your sins,” Naomi was saying to Amy in an attempted deep voice that Henry Lamb supposed was meant t...o signify maleness.
“Please don’t make us do that, Mr. Brocklehurst,” said Amy. “I beg of you.”
“Please don’t,” echoed Jennifer.
“I am afraid you have given me no choice. You are all terrible children, and you must learn humility.”
“You don’t even know what humility means, Naomi,” said Amy.
“My name is not Naomi, it is Mr. Brocklehurst. And of course I do. Humility is the thing that the Christian martyrs had. It is…their thing. And you have to learn it as well.”
What to read after The Ten-Year Nap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meg Wolitzer to read onlineMoreLess
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