Cafe Nevo (1987)
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Sarita hesitated, then stepped back for a critical look at her work. It was just a sketch, the first idea she’d had since accepting the commission to paint Nevo; there was a picture in her mind’s eye and she knew that if left alone, she could capture the outline before it disappeared. Sarita shook the cramp out of her right hand and, picking up the brush, would have continued—but the knocking came again, this time accompanied by such a plaintive sigh that she gave in. Laying down her brush, she ...walked with quick, impatient steps to the door.
It was that man from Nevo—the Eshel son. Arik. “What do you want?” she said.
He sagged against the doorframe. “I thought you were out. I was cursing myself for waiting too long.”
“You should have waited longer. I can’t see you now.”
Alarmed, he looked past her into the room. “But you are alone,” he said. “I’m sorry to intrude, but could I come in for a moment?”
She stepped back watchfully, waving him to the only chair in the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sarita hesitated, then stepped back for a critical look at her work. It was just a sketch, the first idea she’d had since accepting the commission to paint Nevo; there was a picture in her mind’s eye and she knew that if left alone, she could capture the outline before it disappeared. Sarita shook the cramp out of her right hand and, picking up the brush, would have continued—but the knocking came again, this time accompanied by such a plaintive sigh that she gave in. Laying down her brush, she ...walked with quick, impatient steps to the door.
It was that man from Nevo—the Eshel son. Arik. “What do you want?” she said.
He sagged against the doorframe. “I thought you were out. I was cursing myself for waiting too long.”
“You should have waited longer. I can’t see you now.”
Alarmed, he looked past her into the room. “But you are alone,” he said. “I’m sorry to intrude, but could I come in for a moment?”
She stepped back watchfully, waving him to the only chair in the room.
What to read after Cafe Nevo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Rogan to read onlineMoreLess
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