Taft
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"What did you say to Carl last night?" she wanted to know. Was it possible that she was getting smaller? I wondered how fast a girl that age could lose weight. She looked like she was wearing somebody else's clothes, the clothes of somebody a whole lot bigger than she was.
"Nothing." "You said something to him." She came around to the other side of the bar so she could keep her voice low. Cyndi wasn't far away, and she was watching. "When he came back to get me last night he was calling you ever...y name in the book. He said you stole from him." "What do you think?" "Of course I don't think you stole from him, but something happened." "If Carl has something he wants to tell you, then he's the one to tell you. I don't want to get into this thing." "But Carl's not telling me." Her voice was going up. She stopped herself and put a hand up on the bar. "You think he knows about us?" Us. Now there was a question. If Carl knew about us then he was one up on me. "I don't talk about you with your brother." "Maybe he figured it out." The color was rising in her face just thinking about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What did you say to Carl last night?" she wanted to know. Was it possible that she was getting smaller? I wondered how fast a girl that age could lose weight. She looked like she was wearing somebody else's clothes, the clothes of somebody a whole lot bigger than she was.
"Nothing." "You said something to him." She came around to the other side of the bar so she could keep her voice low. Cyndi wasn't far away, and she was watching. "When he came back to get me last night he was calling you ever...y name in the book. He said you stole from him." "What do you think?" "Of course I don't think you stole from him, but something happened." "If Carl has something he wants to tell you, then he's the one to tell you. I don't want to get into this thing." "But Carl's not telling me." Her voice was going up. She stopped herself and put a hand up on the bar. "You think he knows about us?" Us. Now there was a question. If Carl knew about us then he was one up on me. "I don't talk about you with your brother." "Maybe he figured it out." The color was rising in her face just thinking about it.
What to read after Taft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Patchett to read onlineMoreLess
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