"Whistle and I'll Come to You (from The Woman in Black)" | by Susan Hill Edexcel IGCSE English
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Date: 23/08/2020

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Studying "Whistle and I'll Come to You (from The Woman in Black)" by Susan Hill? Check out our revision video which explains and analyses language techniques and context you should be aware of when studying this text!

Whistle and I'll Come to You is an excerpt from the novel The Woman in Black by Susan Hill. In this excerpt, a woman is being held in a dark cellar, and she hears a whistle. She knows that if she can whistle the right tune, someone will come to her rescue.

If you're looking for a good English excerpt to study for your IGCSE exam, be sure to watch this clip! It's from one of the most popular English novels of all time, and it features a great excerpt about rescue. If you can learn and remember the tune, then you'll be able to whistle and summon help in no time!

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