Amherst
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As Alice follows the route north into this featureless white world, her courage ebbs away and she tells herself she’s a fool. What does she expect Nick to say? How can there be any other outcome but humiliation? But just past Hanover the mist clears, and she finds herself dazzled by color: reds and purples and oranges splashed with abandon as in a child’s painting, against a backdrop of tawny yellow and dark umber. This is the famous New England fall, in the second week of October, no relation t...o the tasteful modulations of an English autumn. Her spirits rise. Her speed increases. What does it matter how Nick responds? This is for her. What right has he to sidle away into myth?Face the music, Nick. Finish the dance.Just before Bradford she takes the junction at Route 25 and drives northwest up the Waits River Road. The blazing woods fall away, and she follows the river through straw-colored farmland. Slow out of the little town of West Topsham, hunting for the right turn into the hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Alice follows the route north into this featureless white world, her courage ebbs away and she tells herself she’s a fool. What does she expect Nick to say? How can there be any other outcome but humiliation? But just past Hanover the mist clears, and she finds herself dazzled by color: reds and purples and oranges splashed with abandon as in a child’s painting, against a backdrop of tawny yellow and dark umber. This is the famous New England fall, in the second week of October, no relation t...o the tasteful modulations of an English autumn. Her spirits rise. Her speed increases. What does it matter how Nick responds? This is for her. What right has he to sidle away into myth?Face the music, Nick. Finish the dance.Just before Bradford she takes the junction at Route 25 and drives northwest up the Waits River Road. The blazing woods fall away, and she follows the river through straw-colored farmland. Slow out of the little town of West Topsham, hunting for the right turn into the hills.
What to read after Amherst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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