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Virginia went out to ride on Brockley meadows, accompanied by the young Duke of Cheshire who wanted to spend the last week of his holidays at Canterville Chase.
While getting through a hedge, she ruined her dress so badly that she had to return home. She didn't want to be seen by anyone, so she went up by the back staircase.
As she was running past the Tapestry Chamber, she saw the door open and someone inside. She had the impression that it was her mother's servant, who would sometimes bring her work there, so she asked her to sew her dress.
She was so surprised to see the Canterville Ghost himself instead! He was looking through the window, lost in his own thoughts His head was leaning on his hand, and his attitude
was one of great sadness. Little Virginia, who was scared at first and wanted to run away and lock herself in her room, felt sorry for him and decided to stay. Maybe it was a good idea to comfort him after all.
The Ghost was indeed so deep in his melancholy that he did not notice her presence there until she spoke to him.
'I'm so sorry for you. My brothers are leaving tomorrow, so maybe if you o behave yourself, no one will annoy you, she said.
"You know it's absurd to ask me something like this, he answered, quite surprised to see and hear the young girl talking to him.'I must walk around at night, if that's what you mean.
It's my only reason for existing!
5 'That's not true! You also know that your behaviour was rude!
[...]
'Please don't go, Miss Virginia, he cried;
'I'm so lonely, so unhappy and I don't know what to do. I haven't slept for three
' hundred years. I want to sleep and I can't!
Virginia approached him, kneeled down and looked at his old sad face.
'Oh, poor Ghost, she sighed. 'Don't you have a place where you can sleep ; in peace?'
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What do you think it will happen next in the story?
Write 20-25 lines to continue the story.
Before you write, make notes about:
the characters - consider adding some new ones in the scene;
• the place and time of the action; interesting moments in the action;
• the dialogues.
Virginia went out to ride on Brockley meadows, accompanied by the young Duke of Cheshire who wanted to spend the last week of his holidays at Canterville Chase.
While getting through a hedge, she ruined her dress so badly that she had to return home. She didn't want to be seen by anyone, so she went up by the back staircase.
As she was running past the Tapestry Chamber, she saw the door open and someone inside. She had the impression that it was her mother's servant, who would sometimes bring her work there, so she asked her to sew her dress.
She was so surprised to see the Canterville Ghost himself instead! He was looking through the window, lost in his own thoughts His head was leaning on his hand, and his attitude
was one of great sadness. Little Virginia, who was scared at first and wanted to run away and lock herself in her room, felt sorry for him and decided to stay. Maybe it was a good idea to comfort him after all.
The Ghost was indeed so deep in his melancholy that he did not notice her presence there until she spoke to him.
'I'm so sorry for you. My brothers are leaving tomorrow, so maybe if you o behave yourself, no one will annoy you, she said.
"You know it's absurd to ask me something like this, he answered, quite surprised to see and hear the young girl talking to him.'I must walk around at night, if that's what you mean.
It's my only reason for existing!
5 'That's not true! You also know that your behaviour was rude!
[...]
'Please don't go, Miss Virginia, he cried;
'I'm so lonely, so unhappy and I don't know what to do. I haven't slept for three
' hundred years. I want to sleep and I can't!
Virginia approached him, kneeled down and looked at his old sad face.
'Oh, poor Ghost, she sighed. 'Don't you have a place where you can sleep ; in peace?'