Blaming (Virago Modern Classics)
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“I didn’t know how to stop her.” he whispered, just as Amy was opening the door.
Martha was sitting on the rug by the fire with papers strewn about her, and the fire was low, too, laden with papers in charred layers.
“Here go my notes on Faulkner,” Martha said.
Amy, disconcerted, said coolly, “Won’t you need them again?”
“No, in America I shall be asked to lecture on English writers. That might be the only good thing about going there.”
“It’s not much of a fire.”
“Well, there was nowhere at Mrs.... Francis’s where I could burn them, and I knew you wouldn’t mind. I can’t take all this stuff back to the States. There are even love letters. I’ve been re-reading some of them. Very few letters stand up to that.”
“Couldn’t you have just put them in a dust-bin?”
“I prefer to see them disappear in smoke.”
One by one, she laid papers on the fire, and the rustling layers shifted and lifted tinnily, flaking and floating up the chimney.
Amy, not taking off her coat, leaned forward with a poker, trying to create a little draught and some flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I didn’t know how to stop her.” he whispered, just as Amy was opening the door.
Martha was sitting on the rug by the fire with papers strewn about her, and the fire was low, too, laden with papers in charred layers.
“Here go my notes on Faulkner,” Martha said.
Amy, disconcerted, said coolly, “Won’t you need them again?”
“No, in America I shall be asked to lecture on English writers. That might be the only good thing about going there.”
“It’s not much of a fire.”
“Well, there was nowhere at Mrs.... Francis’s where I could burn them, and I knew you wouldn’t mind. I can’t take all this stuff back to the States. There are even love letters. I’ve been re-reading some of them. Very few letters stand up to that.”
“Couldn’t you have just put them in a dust-bin?”
“I prefer to see them disappear in smoke.”
One by one, she laid papers on the fire, and the rustling layers shifted and lifted tinnily, flaking and floating up the chimney.
Amy, not taking off her coat, leaned forward with a poker, trying to create a little draught and some flame.
What to read after Blaming (Virago Modern Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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