“I most certainly did not knock it over myself!” roared the Trunchbull.
“How dare you suggest a thing like that! Speak up, Miss Honey! You must have seen everything! Who knocked over my glass?”
“None of the children did, Miss Trunchbull,” Miss Honey answered.
“I can vouch for it that nobody has moved from his or her desk all the time you've been here,”
“except for Nigel and he has not moved from his corner.”
Miss Trunchbull glared at Miss Honey. Miss Honey met her gaze without flinching.
“I am telling you the truth, Headmistress,” she said. “You must have knocked it over without knowing it. That sort of thing is easy to do.”
“I am fed up with you useless bunch of midgets!” roared the Trunchbull. “I refuse to waste any more of my precious time in here!”
And with that she marched out of the classroom, slamming the door behind her.
In the stunned silence that followed, Miss Honey walked up to the front of the class and stood behind her table.
“Phew!” she said. “I think we've had enough school for one day, don't you?”
“The class is dismissed. You may all go out into the playground and wait for your parents to come and take you home.”
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