Nora Webster
“She was not expecting her, but thought it might seem friendly and welcoming if she opened the front door and stood there waiting for her.
“Now, I won’t come in,” Phyllis said. “I hate people who drop in without warning and I have no intention of barging in anywhere unannounced.”
“You’re very welcome,” Nora said.
“All I wanted to say to you is that there’s a choir in Wexford, and there might be vacancies. I don’t know what they are planning to do, but it would be a marvellous experie...nce and I know the choirmaster and he’s very good, or at least he is when he’s in good humour, and so I have a place automatically. Now, I spoke to Laurie O’Keefe and she says that she is ready to prepare you so that you have a few pieces ready. For an audition.”
Nora nodded. She did not want to say that both Fiona and Aine had gone to Laurie O’Keefe for piano and they had both come home after the first lesson swearing never to return.MoreLess
“Now, I won’t come in,” Phyllis said. “I hate people who drop in without warning and I have no intention of barging in anywhere unannounced.”
“You’re very welcome,” Nora said.
“All I wanted to say to you is that there’s a choir in Wexford, and there might be vacancies. I don’t know what they are planning to do, but it would be a marvellous experie...nce and I know the choirmaster and he’s very good, or at least he is when he’s in good humour, and so I have a place automatically. Now, I spoke to Laurie O’Keefe and she says that she is ready to prepare you so that you have a few pieces ready. For an audition.”
Nora nodded. She did not want to say that both Fiona and Aine had gone to Laurie O’Keefe for piano and they had both come home after the first lesson swearing never to return.MoreLess
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