Share Speaking -Oliver Twist - Book 20 set 1
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What did Oliver do every morning at the Maylies' cottage?
He woke up at six o'clock, roamed the fields for flowers, and brought blossoms back to the breakfast table.
Who did Oliver study with in the village?
He studied with a kind, white-haired gentleman.
What did Rose often do in the afternoons?
She read aloud to Oliver and Mrs. Maylie in a shady spot.
What did Rose do in the evenings to entertain Oliver and Mrs. Maylie?
She played the piano and sang in a gentle voice.
What happened one night after a particularly long walk?
Rose started crying while playing the piano and admitted she felt unwell.
How did Rose describe her condition when Mrs. Maylie asked if she was ill?
She said she didn’t know and couldn’t describe how she felt.
What happened to Rose the morning after she began to feel ill?
She developed a high and dangerous fever.
What task did Mrs. Maylie give Oliver when Rose became seriously ill?
She asked him to deliver a letter to Dr. Losberne via the market town four miles away.
What did Oliver notice about the second letter Mrs. Maylie prepared?
It was addressed to Harry Maylie, but Mrs. Maylie decided not to send it yet.
How did Oliver feel as he waited for the landlord to prepare for delivering the letter?
He was impatient and anxious, wishing he could ride the horse himself
