Dead Languages
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The first one was about how he, unlike the rest of us poor fallen fools, had “style.”
Cleaning day—weekly battle with dust balls, cobwebs, grime. A day to be domestic. Wife and mother. Pick up laundry, gas car, replace bald tire, mail letter, deli for dinner, meet train. Maybe if I resist phone calls and errands of mercy, I can get it all done and not be crabby, put upon. Report on tire at dinner reminds me of car Puppa bought: four new first-line tires, filled up with gas, car wash. “Now it’s y...ours.” He had style. Bathed in the memory—soothing and delicious.
I’ve seen a photograph of this automobile at the moment of its debut, with its doors swung wide open like wings. It appears boxlike and beautiful. Still, was it our fault Mother couldn’t maintain a stiff upper lip when it came to housework? Why, when she lost Puppa’s gold watch to an alligator at the Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park, did she have to behave as if time’s winged automobile had come to a screeching halt forever?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first one was about how he, unlike the rest of us poor fallen fools, had “style.”
Cleaning day—weekly battle with dust balls, cobwebs, grime. A day to be domestic. Wife and mother. Pick up laundry, gas car, replace bald tire, mail letter, deli for dinner, meet train. Maybe if I resist phone calls and errands of mercy, I can get it all done and not be crabby, put upon. Report on tire at dinner reminds me of car Puppa bought: four new first-line tires, filled up with gas, car wash. “Now it’s y...ours.” He had style. Bathed in the memory—soothing and delicious.
I’ve seen a photograph of this automobile at the moment of its debut, with its doors swung wide open like wings. It appears boxlike and beautiful. Still, was it our fault Mother couldn’t maintain a stiff upper lip when it came to housework? Why, when she lost Puppa’s gold watch to an alligator at the Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park, did she have to behave as if time’s winged automobile had come to a screeching halt forever?
What to read after Dead Languages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Shields to read onlineMoreLess
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