Blackbone
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Loring Holloway huddled inside her thick camel’s-hair coat and braved the icy wind to get to the West Side. Cabs were scarce in wartime and after the first snowfall all but extinct.
Yazir was lecturing at Fordham University at 10 a.m. She reached the lecture hall at 10:30 and stood next to the radiator in the lobby drying out for a half hour. Yazir came out trailing students at each elbow, fielding their questions, looking tired and preoccupied. He spotted Loring and made his excuses, then hurri...ed to meet her.
“Let’s go sit down,” he said, pulling a woolen scarf up around his ears and jamming a tweed cap over his head. He led Loring across campus to the faculty lounge, where they sat and had tea.
“Once a week, I do an hour lecture at Fordham, subbing for a friend of mine. I tell you, the exertion of getting around town in these times, and in this weather—Any more word on your German officer?”
“No. But I’m leaving tomorrow.”
“Still set on going.” She nodded. He managed a smile and a frown all at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loring Holloway huddled inside her thick camel’s-hair coat and braved the icy wind to get to the West Side. Cabs were scarce in wartime and after the first snowfall all but extinct.
Yazir was lecturing at Fordham University at 10 a.m. She reached the lecture hall at 10:30 and stood next to the radiator in the lobby drying out for a half hour. Yazir came out trailing students at each elbow, fielding their questions, looking tired and preoccupied. He spotted Loring and made his excuses, then hurri...ed to meet her.
“Let’s go sit down,” he said, pulling a woolen scarf up around his ears and jamming a tweed cap over his head. He led Loring across campus to the faculty lounge, where they sat and had tea.
“Once a week, I do an hour lecture at Fordham, subbing for a friend of mine. I tell you, the exertion of getting around town in these times, and in this weather—Any more word on your German officer?”
“No. But I’m leaving tomorrow.”
“Still set on going.” She nodded. He managed a smile and a frown all at once.
What to read after Blackbone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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