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| Wormwidd | ,' she said, 'if ye think some |
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sie in ma class cried Matilda | Wormwidd | .. ." Miss Honey sterted. |
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and said, 'Ma name is Matilda | Wormwidd | , Miss Trunchbull.' |
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It wis calm eneuch in the | Wormwidd | hoose fur aboot a week efter |
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Mr | Wormwidd | followed her tae the front-do |
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Mr | Wormwidd | jimped. 'Whit happened tae hi |
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Mr | Wormwidd | wis ramfoozled. He wisnae use |
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Mr | Wormwidd | , |
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Mr | Wormwidd | wis a sleekit wee whitrat wha |
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'We're awa,' Mr | Wormwidd | said, no lookin up. 'We're le |
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"The speedometer,' Mr | Wormwidd | said, 'is run aff a cable tha |
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'Clart,' Mr | Wormwidd | said. 'If it's by an America, |
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bother awready, hus she?' Mr | Wormwidd | said, blockin the doorway. 'W |
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'University?' Mr | Wormwidd | yelloched, bouncin in his cha |
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fter her wi luve and care, Mr | Wormwidd | , and ah'd pay fur everythin. |
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whit? So can a calculator, Mr | Wormwidd | said. |
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Onyhow, Mr | Wormwidd | kept his hair lookin |
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sult o her ain haundiwork. Mr | Wormwidd | 's muckle rush o black hair wi |
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n nicht in the livin-room. Mr | Wormwidd | had jist come back fae his wo |
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erked the bunnet shairply. Mr | Wormwidd | let oot a roar that gart the |
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stuck in the hat-band and Mr | Wormwidd | wis richt vauntie aboot it. H |
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Aye, ah wis richt taen wi Mr | Wormwidd | . A tapper. He tellt me his do |
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rner in the kitchen makkin Mr | Wormwidd | 's breakfast, which aye hud ta |
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wis awfie brainy. Efter aw Mr | Wormwidd | wis daein weel in the motor t |
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dochter o the mannie wha owns | Wormwidd | Motors?" |
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'Noo, look at me,' Mrs | Wormwidd | said. "Then look at you. You |
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's comin, ma cushie-doo,' Mrs | Wormwidd | cried frae the kitchen. |
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'Ah widnae dae that,' Mrs | Wormwidd | said. She wis still scunnered |
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'That's eneuch fae you,' Mrs | Wormwidd | said, takkin a riddy. |
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door. As we ken awready, Mrs | Wormwidd | 's hair wis dyed platinum blon |
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in a toun eicht mile awa. Mrs | Wormwidd | couldnae see past the bingo a |
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leq tatties and the peas. Mrs | Wormwidd | sat ramshin her food wi her e |
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id naethin. How could he? Mrs | Wormwidd | said tae him, 'It must be Sup |
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ie raced oot the room and Mrs | Wormwidd | , souchin deeply, gaed tae pho |
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Mr and Mrs | Wormwidd | , and baith times it hud turnt |
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an the dotin yins. Mr and Mrs | Wormwidd | were like this. They had a so |
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oors were open and Mr and Mrs | Wormwidd | and her brither were scuddln |
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t wis fish suppers, which Mrs | Wormwidd | got at the chip shop on her w |
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ence hing in the air till Mrs | Wormwidd | became conflummiat. 'D'ye wan |
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it widnae slidder aff. So Mrs | Wormwidd | took a perra scissors and cut |
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ist efternoon, as soon as Mrs | Wormwidd | had left in her motor fur ani |