A Room to Die in
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Motivated by a mixture of malice and curiosity, she wrote at the bottom Any luck with Roland?
In due course the envelope came back, stamped No forwarding address. Ann tossed it into the waste-basket.
A week later she passed her own twenty-sixth birthday. Before she knew it she’d be thirty.
Unmarried, a schoolteacher to boot. Unpleasant visions of loneliness began to take shape in her mind. But she mustn’t panic; that would be the surest way to frighten off the few eligible bachelors she knew.
Wh...at she needed was a change, Ann decided. Scenery, friends, profession, outlook—everything! A completely new life . . . Easier said than done, however. She had no talent for frugality; her savings were modest. Enough to take her to Mexico, or perhaps even Europe for a couple of months, since her teacher’s salary continued through the summer. But returning to the apartment, to the second grade at Mar Vista—what a dreadful anticlimax! . . . Of course, there was always the Peace Corps.
Ann gave the idea serious consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Motivated by a mixture of malice and curiosity, she wrote at the bottom Any luck with Roland?
In due course the envelope came back, stamped No forwarding address. Ann tossed it into the waste-basket.
A week later she passed her own twenty-sixth birthday. Before she knew it she’d be thirty.
Unmarried, a schoolteacher to boot. Unpleasant visions of loneliness began to take shape in her mind. But she mustn’t panic; that would be the surest way to frighten off the few eligible bachelors she knew.
Wh...at she needed was a change, Ann decided. Scenery, friends, profession, outlook—everything! A completely new life . . . Easier said than done, however. She had no talent for frugality; her savings were modest. Enough to take her to Mexico, or perhaps even Europe for a couple of months, since her teacher’s salary continued through the summer. But returning to the apartment, to the second grade at Mar Vista—what a dreadful anticlimax! . . . Of course, there was always the Peace Corps.
Ann gave the idea serious consideration.
What to read after A Room to Die in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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