later Matilda waited until only she and Miss Honey were in the room. Please can I talk to you for a minute? she asked something very strange happened to me. The glass of water What about it Matilda? asked Miss Honey. I know you didn't push it over and I told Miss Trunchbull. But I did push it over said Matilda. I did it with my eyes. I was very angry and I looked hard at the glass and my eyes got all hot and strange. Then said " push it over ..." and the glass fell over!
'Children often get strange idea: Miss Honey thought to herself. But she put the empty glass in the middle of the table and said, 'Oh? Can you do it again , Matilda?'
Matilda sat at her desk and looked hard at the glass on the table. Slowly, the strange feeling in her eyes got stronger and stronger. Again and again , inside her head, she shouted the words, ' Fall over!' And the glass moved... and fell over! Miss Honey's mouth dropped open. She looked across at the child who was sitting behind the desk.
Matilda smiled. 'I did it much quicker that time.' Miss Honey shut her eyes to calm herself, then she opened them and said to Matilda , 'Will you come back and have tea at my little house? I want to talk to you
Miss Honey lived outside the village. Matilda walked next to her along the country road. Do you live by youself,Miss Honey? she asked. Yes, I do said Miss Honey. It's a very small house. Suddenly, Matilda saw it between the tree. It had very small windows, and a little green wooden door. The grass in the garden was almost as Matilda , and the big tree next to the house seemed to be trying to hide it from the rest of the world. Miss Honey opened the door and they went inside. The ceilings were very low, and the kitchen was not much bigger than a cupboard. In the living-room there were three boxes on the floor. Two to sit on, and one for a table. There was no real furniture. Sit down, Miss Honey told matilda. We'll have a nice cup of tea. And she went into the kitchen to make it.
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Matilda did not understand. Did her school teacher really live here? It was very strange. Miss Honey came back with two cup of tea and two plates of bread and butter. When they were eating, Matilda asked, Are all teachers very poor, Miss Honey? Do they all live like this, with no furniture? Miss Honey's face went red and she looked down at the floor. No, she said quietly. Then she looked at Matilda. Until now, it's been difficult for me to talk about my problems, but suddenly I want to tell somebody. I know that you're only a little girl, Matilda, but... can I tell you a story
Yes, of course; said Matilda. I'm twenty-three year old,' said Miss Honey. When I was born, my father was a doctor in this village and we lived in a beautiful old house. Then my mother died when I was two and my aunt came to live with us. My father was a busy doctor and he needed somebody to look after me. But my aunt was not a kind person. Then, when I was five, my father died suddenly. How did he die? asked Matilda. That's an interesting question; said Miss Honey. I was too young to ask questions at the time, but later I learned that there was a lot of mystery about his death. He was a very calm and sensible man, and nobody really believed that he did it.What did he do? asked Matilda. Killed himself, said Miss Honey. Or it looked like that. So I had to live with my aunt. And my father's house was suddenly hers! How? i don't really know. What happened then? asked Matilda. Was your aunt nicer to you? she was worse than before! said Miss Honey. It was terrible. I was very frightened of her.
Did you go to school? asked Matilda. Yes, said Miss Honey. I went to the same school that you're going to now. But I lived at home, and I had to clan the house and do all the cooking. Then when I grew up, I got a job as a teacher. But my aunt said, Sine you were a small child I've bought your food and clothes, and now you must pay me for them. For the next ten year you must give me all the money you get from your teaching, and I'll give you back one proud every week.
That was wrong. said Matilda.
I know but I was afraid, said Miss Honey. She could still hurt me badly.
When did you escape from her? asked Matilda.
Two year ago, said Miss Honey. One day I saw this little house. It was empty, but it belonged to a farmer and I asked him about it. It's very uncomfortable and cold there, he said, but if you really want to live in it you can pay me ten pence a week. So I do and I use the other ninety pence a week to buy mike and bread and tea. I have my lunches at school because I don't have to pay for them. Dose your aunt still live in your old house? asked Matilda. Yes,said Miss honey. I think my father wanted me to have it after he died, but nobody can find his will. My aunt has a letter saying that he gave the house to her. It like like my father's writing, but I don't think it is. But who will believe me? My aunt is a very important person in the village.
มาทิลดาแห่งใหม่กว่ารอจนเท่าเธอและนางสาวน้ำผึ้งได้ในห้องพัก เพียงใดผมจึงสามารถพูดคุยกับคุณสำหรับนาที เธอถามอย่างแปลกมากเกิดขึ้นกับฉัน กระจกน้ำอะไรเกี่ยวกับมาทิลดา ถามนางสาวน้ำผึ้ง ฉันรู้ว่า คุณไม่ได้ผลักดันมากกว่า และผมบอกนางสาว Trunchbull แต่ไม่ได้กดมันกว่ามาทิลดาแห่งดังกล่าว ฉันไม่ได้ ด้วยตาของฉัน ผมโกรธมาก และผมมองยากที่แก้วตาได้ทั้งร้อน และแปลก แล้ว กล่าวว่า "ผลักดันมันมากกว่า..." และกระจกตกผ่าน ' เด็กมักจะได้รับความคิดแปลก: นางสาวน้ำผึ้งคิดว่า ตัวเอง แต่เธอใส่แก้วเปล่ากลางตาราง และกล่าว ว่า, ' Oh คุณสามารถทำมันอีกครั้ง มาทิลดา?'มาทิลดานั่งที่โต๊ะของเธอ และดูหนักแก้วบนโต๊ะ ช้า รู้สึกแปลกในสายตาของเธอได้แกร่ง และแข็งแรง อีก ในหัวของเธอ เธอตะโกนคำว่า 'ตก' และแก้วย้าย... และตกผ่าน นางสาวน้ำผึ้งปากหลุดเปิด เธอมองข้ามที่เด็กที่นั่งอยู่หลังโต๊ะมาทิลดาแห่งยิ้ม 'ฉันไม่ได้รวดเร็วเวลานั้น' นางสาวน้ำผึ้งปิดดวงตาของเธอจะสงบเอง แล้วเธอเปิด และกล่าวว่า มาทิลดา, ' จะคุณกลับ มามีชาที่บ้านน้อยของฉัน อยากคุยกับคุณนางสาวน้ำผึ้งอาศัยอยู่นอกหมู่บ้าน มาทิลดาเดินข้าง ๆ เธอถนนประเทศ คุณอยู่ โดยพายุเฮอริเคน นางสาวน้ำผึ้ง เธอถาม ใช่ ผมกล่าวนางสาวน้ำผึ้ง เป็นบ้านขนาดเล็กมาก ทันใดนั้น มาทิลดาเห็นได้ระหว่างต้นไม้ มันมีหน้าต่างขนาดเล็กมาก และประตูไม้สีเขียวเล็กน้อย หญ้าในสวนเป็นเกือบเป็นมาทิลดา และต้นไม้ใหญ่ข้างบ้านดูเหมือนจะพยายามที่จะซ่อนส่วนเหลือของโลก นางสาวน้ำผึ้งเปิดประตู และพวกเขาไปภายใน เพดานต่ำมาก และห้องครัวไม่มากใหญ่กว่าตู้แบบนี้ ในห้องนั่งเล่น มีกล่องสามชั้น สองที่นั่ง และหนึ่งสำหรับตาราง มีเฟอร์นิเจอร์ไม่มีจริง นั่งลง นางสาวน้ำผึ้งบอกว่า มาทิลดา เราจะมีถ้วยชาดี และเธอก็เข้าไปในครัวเพื่อให้P30 ไม่เข้าใจมาทิลดา ไม่ครูโรงเรียนของเธอจริง ๆ อยู่ที่นี่ มันเป็นเรื่องแปลกมาก นางสาวน้ำผึ้งกลับมาสองถ้วยชาและสองแผ่นขนมปังและเนย เมื่อพวกเขารับประทานอาหาร มาทิลดาถาม มีทั้งครูดี นางสาวน้ำผึ้ง พวกเขาทั้งหมดอาศัยอยู่เช่นนี้ ด้วยไม่มี นางสาวน้ำผึ้งหน้าไปสีแดง และเธอมองลงไปที่พื้น ไม่มี เธอกล่าวอย่างเงียบ ๆ แล้ว เธอก็มองที่มาทิลดา จนถึงขณะนี้ มันได้ยากสำหรับผมที่จะพูดคุยเกี่ยวกับปัญหาของฉัน แต่ก็ต้องการใครสักคน ฉันรู้ว่า คุณเป็นเพียงสาวน้อย มาทิลดา แต่...ฉันจะบอกคุณเรื่องราว Yes, of course; said Matilda. I'm twenty-three year old,' said Miss Honey. When I was born, my father was a doctor in this village and we lived in a beautiful old house. Then my mother died when I was two and my aunt came to live with us. My father was a busy doctor and he needed somebody to look after me. But my aunt was not a kind person. Then, when I was five, my father died suddenly. How did he die? asked Matilda. That's an interesting question; said Miss Honey. I was too young to ask questions at the time, but later I learned that there was a lot of mystery about his death. He was a very calm and sensible man, and nobody really believed that he did it.What did he do? asked Matilda. Killed himself, said Miss Honey. Or it looked like that. So I had to live with my aunt. And my father's house was suddenly hers! How? i don't really know. What happened then? asked Matilda. Was your aunt nicer to you? she was worse than before! said Miss Honey. It was terrible. I was very frightened of her.Did you go to school? asked Matilda. Yes, said Miss Honey. I went to the same school that you're going to now. But I lived at home, and I had to clan the house and do all the cooking. Then when I grew up, I got a job as a teacher. But my aunt said, Sine you were a small child I've bought your food and clothes, and now you must pay me for them. For the next ten year you must give me all the money you get from your teaching, and I'll give you back one proud every week.That was wrong. said Matilda. I know but I was afraid, said Miss Honey. She could still hurt me badly.When did you escape from her? asked Matilda.Two year ago, said Miss Honey. One day I saw this little house. It was empty, but it belonged to a farmer and I asked him about it. It's very uncomfortable and cold there, he said, but if you really want to live in it you can pay me ten pence a week. So I do and I use the other ninety pence a week to buy mike and bread and tea. I have my lunches at school because I don't have to pay for them. Dose your aunt still live in your old house? asked Matilda. Yes,said Miss honey. I think my father wanted me to have it after he died, but nobody can find his will. My aunt has a letter saying that he gave the house to her. It like like my father's writing, but I don't think it is. But who will believe me? My aunt is a very important person in the village.
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