A Hundred Summers
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It was dark and discreet, with candles on the tables, with the bare minimum of a languid orchestra in one corner and a space for dancing, though nobody did.We ordered martinis and drank them without saying anything. What do two people say to each other when dangling consciously above the brink of an adulterous love affair? I certainly didn’t know. I took refuge in the drink, which was flawlessly dry and ice-cold, and I was nibbling on my olive, staring at the table, when Nick spoke up at last.“W...e forgot to toast. What should we toast to?”“Isn’t it bad luck to toast with empty glasses?”“Then I’ll order more.” He signaled to the waiter and asked for two of the same. “Well, Lily?” he said, when the drinks arrived.I picked up my glass. “I don’t know. To honesty, I suppose.”Nick clinked my glass. “To honesty. You’re sure you’re all right?”“All right? Are you kidding? I’m the opposite of all right. Everything’s a mess, isn’t it?” I sipped my drink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was dark and discreet, with candles on the tables, with the bare minimum of a languid orchestra in one corner and a space for dancing, though nobody did.We ordered martinis and drank them without saying anything. What do two people say to each other when dangling consciously above the brink of an adulterous love affair? I certainly didn’t know. I took refuge in the drink, which was flawlessly dry and ice-cold, and I was nibbling on my olive, staring at the table, when Nick spoke up at last.“W...e forgot to toast. What should we toast to?”“Isn’t it bad luck to toast with empty glasses?”“Then I’ll order more.” He signaled to the waiter and asked for two of the same. “Well, Lily?” he said, when the drinks arrived.I picked up my glass. “I don’t know. To honesty, I suppose.”Nick clinked my glass. “To honesty. You’re sure you’re all right?”“All right? Are you kidding? I’m the opposite of all right. Everything’s a mess, isn’t it?” I sipped my drink.
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