A Knight in Central Park
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—Henry Miller Friday came fast and Joe did the same thing he did every morning. He showered and shaved, pulled on a pair of sweatpants, then put on a clean white t-shirt before heading downstairs. Shelly and Alexandra had left hours ago. When they returned, he would go with Alexandra to Central Park. He felt like Don Quixote on some unimaginable quest. Only in this version “Dulcinea“ was the crazed and impoverished one who wanted to set out and revive the glory of knighthood that had been so rom...anticized. Would Sir Richard turn out to be a giant windmill, he wondered...a figment of Alexandra’s imagination? Joe hit the switch, lighting the kitchen before he set about making a pot of coffee. Soon his life would be back in order, back to normal, back to the way it was before he ran into Alexandra Dunn. Odd, he mused, that he failed to feel the usual excited rush that generally accompanied any thought of getting back to work. He dumped three scoops of coffee into the filter, hit the ON button, and tried to transform his muddied thinking to a more studious mind frame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Henry Miller Friday came fast and Joe did the same thing he did every morning. He showered and shaved, pulled on a pair of sweatpants, then put on a clean white t-shirt before heading downstairs. Shelly and Alexandra had left hours ago. When they returned, he would go with Alexandra to Central Park. He felt like Don Quixote on some unimaginable quest. Only in this version “Dulcinea“ was the crazed and impoverished one who wanted to set out and revive the glory of knighthood that had been so rom...anticized. Would Sir Richard turn out to be a giant windmill, he wondered...a figment of Alexandra’s imagination? Joe hit the switch, lighting the kitchen before he set about making a pot of coffee. Soon his life would be back in order, back to normal, back to the way it was before he ran into Alexandra Dunn. Odd, he mused, that he failed to feel the usual excited rush that generally accompanied any thought of getting back to work. He dumped three scoops of coffee into the filter, hit the ON button, and tried to transform his muddied thinking to a more studious mind frame.
What to read after A Knight in Central Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theresa Ragan to read onlineMoreLess
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