The Wedding Group
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‘Even worse than that carriage-table that had wood-worm.’ ‘You bought that,’ Alexia reminded him. ‘This mistake is mine.’ They were in the sitting-room office behind the shop, and David kept glancing towards the half-opened door.
‘It’s all right. She’s gone to the pub with her father,’ Toby said. ‘Every Friday evening they meet there. She gets quite excited about it.’ ‘Poor child!’ David said.
‘Exactly!’ Alexia agreed. ‘This is the trouble. One evening, the silence up aloft was so… so… I was con...scious of her up there keeping quiet. I said to Toby that we simply must ask her down – just for once, to show… I ran up and tapped on her door, and do you know what she was doing?’ ‘No,’ David said, with interest.
‘She was leaning out of the window, staring at that brick wall of the Horseshoes.’ ‘Did she come down?’ ‘Yes. She asked us questions for half an hour, and then looked at the clock, and said she must go to bed.’ ‘What sort of questions?’ ‘Had we loved our parents; did we ever go to dances; were we religious; how much did my sweater cost; did we hope to be buried or cremated…’ ‘Both so delightful,’ Toby said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Even worse than that carriage-table that had wood-worm.’ ‘You bought that,’ Alexia reminded him. ‘This mistake is mine.’ They were in the sitting-room office behind the shop, and David kept glancing towards the half-opened door.
‘It’s all right. She’s gone to the pub with her father,’ Toby said. ‘Every Friday evening they meet there. She gets quite excited about it.’ ‘Poor child!’ David said.
‘Exactly!’ Alexia agreed. ‘This is the trouble. One evening, the silence up aloft was so… so… I was con...scious of her up there keeping quiet. I said to Toby that we simply must ask her down – just for once, to show… I ran up and tapped on her door, and do you know what she was doing?’ ‘No,’ David said, with interest.
‘She was leaning out of the window, staring at that brick wall of the Horseshoes.’ ‘Did she come down?’ ‘Yes. She asked us questions for half an hour, and then looked at the clock, and said she must go to bed.’ ‘What sort of questions?’ ‘Had we loved our parents; did we ever go to dances; were we religious; how much did my sweater cost; did we hope to be buried or cremated…’ ‘Both so delightful,’ Toby said.
What to read after The Wedding Group?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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