Cabot Wright Begins: a Novel
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Bickle would have ever been able to meet Cabot Wright or get one word or fact from him had she not, during a three-alarm fire, fallen through the skylight directly above his quarters.
Before her descent and encounter with Cabot, Mrs. Bickle had suffered mental and moral anguish, as a result of her having signed the pact with Princeton Keith and (from her own viewpoint) Madison Avenue. Though she felt more or less guilty, if not dishonest, after agreeing to carry out her assignment, she came to a... quick decision that if she was to “see” Cabot Wright, the only sensible, if most unpleasant, plan was to cart herself bag and baggage to the See-River Manor.
Zoe Bickle, as Keith had reminded her so many times, had known nothing but genteel poverty all her life, and she had just begun to enjoy the luxury and ease of the Gramercy Park apartment. But it was for that very reason she moved to Brooklyn, for she saw that otherwise she would do her assignment from a false and distant standpoint, whereas, once uncomfortably settled in the Manor, she might at least be able to face the truth, even if she did not entirely understand it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bickle would have ever been able to meet Cabot Wright or get one word or fact from him had she not, during a three-alarm fire, fallen through the skylight directly above his quarters.
Before her descent and encounter with Cabot, Mrs. Bickle had suffered mental and moral anguish, as a result of her having signed the pact with Princeton Keith and (from her own viewpoint) Madison Avenue. Though she felt more or less guilty, if not dishonest, after agreeing to carry out her assignment, she came to a... quick decision that if she was to “see” Cabot Wright, the only sensible, if most unpleasant, plan was to cart herself bag and baggage to the See-River Manor.
Zoe Bickle, as Keith had reminded her so many times, had known nothing but genteel poverty all her life, and she had just begun to enjoy the luxury and ease of the Gramercy Park apartment. But it was for that very reason she moved to Brooklyn, for she saw that otherwise she would do her assignment from a false and distant standpoint, whereas, once uncomfortably settled in the Manor, she might at least be able to face the truth, even if she did not entirely understand it.
What to read after Cabot Wright Begins: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James C Purdy to read onlineMoreLess
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