The Tiger in the Well
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A lady and a gentleman were walking slowly along, examining inscriptions; a young man was sketching; an attendant looked at his watch. There was no one else in sight. Then the attendant put his watch back in his pocket and spoke to the lady and the gentleman, who nodded and turned their slow steps toward the way out. The young man put away his pencils.
Sally withdrew, hoping that she'd be overlooked and that they'd have somewhere to shelter, even if there was only a floor to sleep on; but af...ter a minute or so the man looked in and said, "We're closing now, ma'am." Her heart didn't sink; it could hardly sink further. She nodded and picked up the basket, and set off back through the obelisks, the pharaohs, the Venuses and Minervas.
Outside, she stood at the bottom of the wide steps and felt like weeping. Harriet was lying awkwardly; Sally's feet ached; she felt dirty and sticky and dusty and cold and afraid. She began to walk heavily toward the gates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lady and a gentleman were walking slowly along, examining inscriptions; a young man was sketching; an attendant looked at his watch. There was no one else in sight. Then the attendant put his watch back in his pocket and spoke to the lady and the gentleman, who nodded and turned their slow steps toward the way out. The young man put away his pencils.
Sally withdrew, hoping that she'd be overlooked and that they'd have somewhere to shelter, even if there was only a floor to sleep on; but af...ter a minute or so the man looked in and said, "We're closing now, ma'am." Her heart didn't sink; it could hardly sink further. She nodded and picked up the basket, and set off back through the obelisks, the pharaohs, the Venuses and Minervas.
Outside, she stood at the bottom of the wide steps and felt like weeping. Harriet was lying awkwardly; Sally's feet ached; she felt dirty and sticky and dusty and cold and afraid. She began to walk heavily toward the gates.
What to read after The Tiger in the Well?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Pullman to read onlineMoreLess
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