American Appetites
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and by 10 A.M. had risen to only 4 degrees. The air had a sharp Arctic taste that seemed to suit the day, which was Sunday; the earth’s axis might have shifted, the sky was so blue, the sun so blazoning. Ian stood in the doorway staring, his breath turning thinly to steam. The freezing air eddied around him and Glynnis called from another room, “Ian? Is the front door open? Are you going out?”
He was. He was going out, dressed in a bulky down jacket frayed and grimy at the cuffs, a woolen ski ca...p on his head, his oldest pair of winter gloves. And boots: heavy snow boots the women of the household, Glynnis and Bianca, called his paratrooper’s boots, their laces crusted with dried mud and left untied.
It was Ian’s intention to shake the heavy clumps of snow from those branches of their many evergreen trees that were within reach. Yesterday, and during the night, about twelve inches of snow had fallen; some of the trees, particularly those on the windward side of the house, were bent nearly double.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and by 10 A.M. had risen to only 4 degrees. The air had a sharp Arctic taste that seemed to suit the day, which was Sunday; the earth’s axis might have shifted, the sky was so blue, the sun so blazoning. Ian stood in the doorway staring, his breath turning thinly to steam. The freezing air eddied around him and Glynnis called from another room, “Ian? Is the front door open? Are you going out?”
He was. He was going out, dressed in a bulky down jacket frayed and grimy at the cuffs, a woolen ski ca...p on his head, his oldest pair of winter gloves. And boots: heavy snow boots the women of the household, Glynnis and Bianca, called his paratrooper’s boots, their laces crusted with dried mud and left untied.
It was Ian’s intention to shake the heavy clumps of snow from those branches of their many evergreen trees that were within reach. Yesterday, and during the night, about twelve inches of snow had fallen; some of the trees, particularly those on the windward side of the house, were bent nearly double.
What to read after American Appetites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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