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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #47164 Prize-winning
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Throughout    our    childhoods,    Lydia    and    I    distrusted    any    prize-winning    book    because    we    knew    it    would    be    worthy;    and    for    'worthy',    'boring',    we    thought.    While    our    mother    had    been    inclined    to    abhor    our    philistinism    in    tones    of    despising    innuendo,    our    father    would    cheerfully    dish    us    out    tenpences,    chapter    by    chapter,    as    inducements    to    make    us    our    eyes    over    the    occasional    improving    volume.    Or    he    would    the    odd    superior    book    in    amongst    our    Christmas    and    birthday    presents,    labelled    in    bold    marker    pen,    'This    Book    is    NOT    Literature'.    Though    we    most    of    his    offerings    as    'boys'    books',    he    did,    in    this    way,    us    to    some    shorter    works    of    decent    fiction    and,    just    once,    to    a    well-known    of    verse.    

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