Galatea
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the nurse said. “You must keep quiet until your color returns.”“I’m always this color,” I said. “Because I used to be made of stone.”The woman smiled vaguely, pulling up the blanket. My husband had warned her that I was fanciful, that my illness made me say things that would sound strange to her.“Just lie back and I’ll bring you something to eat,” she said. She had a mole on the side of her lip and I liked to watch it while she talked. Some moles are beautiful and distinctive, like dappling on a... horse. But some have hairs in them, and look pulpy like worms, and hers was this kind.“Lie back,” she repeated, because I hadn’t.“You know what I think would be good for my color? A walk,” I said.“Oh no,” she said. “Not until you’re better. Feel how chilled your hands are?”“That’s the stone,” I said, “like I told you. It can’t get warm without sun. Haven’t you ever touched a statue?”“You’re chilled,” she repeated. “Just lie back, and be good.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the nurse said. “You must keep quiet until your color returns.”“I’m always this color,” I said. “Because I used to be made of stone.”The woman smiled vaguely, pulling up the blanket. My husband had warned her that I was fanciful, that my illness made me say things that would sound strange to her.“Just lie back and I’ll bring you something to eat,” she said. She had a mole on the side of her lip and I liked to watch it while she talked. Some moles are beautiful and distinctive, like dappling on a... horse. But some have hairs in them, and look pulpy like worms, and hers was this kind.“Lie back,” she repeated, because I hadn’t.“You know what I think would be good for my color? A walk,” I said.“Oh no,” she said. “Not until you’re better. Feel how chilled your hands are?”“That’s the stone,” I said, “like I told you. It can’t get warm without sun. Haven’t you ever touched a statue?”“You’re chilled,” she repeated. “Just lie back, and be good.”
What to read after Galatea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeline Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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