Angela Ness Audiobooks
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC) Scottish (General)Transcript
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I didn't know they had the stuff. Becker was indignant. Why don't you trust me? Her lip trembled and Shona could see she'd been crying. You know why? Shona replied. She swore to me you'd never do this again. I didn't, Becca yelled. It was them. It was just a tiny wrap of raisin. She can't herself down a moment, shrugging that. What's it? Fiscal won't do anything, because there's 17 and first timers. As he hit the water, Johnston knew he must get rid of his silent see boots because they would weigh him down. Somehow he managed to pull a knife out of his belt and began slashing at his legs. But a whirling surge of sea swept him around like a child's toy, and he disappeared forever. His son, Paul, clinging to the mast on the deck of the blossom, saw his father's boat go down. Tears mingled with sea water on his face, and his last thought was, How am I going to tell my mother about this? Her parents were killed in the blitz. She must have hated the Nazis even more than I did. Oh, Luisa gave a great gulf of a swallow and just about whispered, Thank you. I could see she didn't like to talk about it, and I was glad I hadn't asked. My mother played the piano, she added, getting control of herself. You can tell him that, I suppose. Ask him if he wants a sandwich, Mrs Campbell insisted. A pandemic, of course, is different. The impact of the pandemic kept spooling out seemingly unendingly. It is common in this stage to report feeling tired and burnt out. It is also common to feel out of control that we no longer have an understanding of how the world works. In this phase, we often see a kind of coming together. By the time she was three, Matilda had taught herself to read by studying newspapers and magazines that lay around the house at the age of four. She could read fast and well, Daddy, do you think you could buy me a book? A book, he said. What do you want a flaming big for? To read, Daddy, what's wrong with the telly? For heaven's sake, We've got a lovely telly with a 12 inch screen, and now you come asking for a book. You're getting spoiled, my girl